AI homework tutor · Grades 1–8 math · Made for Ontario
Homework help that gives hints, not answers.
Your child snaps a photo of their math homework. Spark, a friendly robot tutor, helps them figure it out one hint at a time. And you get a short email each evening they use it.
Available on Android in CanadaiPhone and iPad coming soon
On iPhone or iPad? Join the waitlist
Sound familiar?
Homework time shouldn’t end in tears.
It’s 7:30 on a school night. Your child is stuck on a fractions question, you learned it a different way years ago, and every attempt to help turns into an argument.
- The math has changed. Arrays, number lines and the area model can be new to parents, so helping can make things more confusing.
- Answer apps do the thinking for them. Copy the answer, learn nothing, and the test comes anyway.
- Tutors help, but they cost a lot and they aren’t there at 7:30 on a Tuesday.
- You don’t know how it went. “Fine” is all you hear about homework.
The Astuzo promise
A patient tutor that teaches, and keeps you in the loop.
Astuzo is a homework tutor app for Canadian families: Grades 1–8 math, made for Ontario. Spark never just hands over the answer. He asks the next good question, the way a great teacher would, so your child learns how to solve it next time.
- Hints, never just the answer. Your child does the thinking; Spark keeps them moving.
- A short evening email for you. What they worked on, where they got stuck, and how it went.
- Built on the Ontario curriculum. The same math expectations your child’s teacher uses.
- KidIs it 10?
- SparkGood try! You added 4 and 6. Hint: are there 4 apples, or 4 bags of apples? Can you draw the bags?
- KidOh! 6 + 6 + 6 + 6… 24?
- SparkYes, 24! You used repeated addition. That’s the same as 4 × 6.
How it works
Three simple steps.
Snap the homework
Your child takes a photo of a single question or a whole worksheet. Or types it in.
Get hints, not answers
Spark reads the problem and guides them with questions and hints until it clicks. They can talk instead of type.
You get the report
That evening, you get a short email: what they worked on, where they needed help, and how it went.
For parents
Why parents trust Astuzo
Built for the grown-up who pays, worries, and wants their kid to actually learn.
Hints, not answers
Spark is designed to guide, not to hand over answers. It checks your child’s work and asks the next question instead of doing it for them.
The Ontario curriculum
Built around the 2020 Ontario math curriculum for Grades 1–8, with hints pitched at your child’s grade. Read our Ontario math guides.
The parent report
Each evening your child uses Astuzo, you get a short email, so you know what was practised and where they needed help. You can switch it off in the app.
Private by design
Homework photos are processed and never stored. Session text is deleted after 90 days. No ads, and we don’t sell data.
Safe for kids
Safety filters check every message. Kids only talk to Spark, never to other people, and they don’t need an email or a password.
You’re in charge
The account is yours. Add your kids’ names and grades, turn reports on or off, or delete everything. For parents →
For kids
And kids actually like it.
Meet Spark: a cheerful robot who never gets impatient, never makes them feel silly, and celebrates when they figure it out.
Talk, don’t type
Kids can ask Spark out loud, and Spark can read questions and hints aloud. Great for younger kids and long word problems.
Check a whole sheet
Finished a page of drills? Snap it. Spark checks every answer, then helps with the ones that need another look.
Celebrate the win
When they get there on their own, Spark celebrates with them. That “I did it!” feeling is what keeps kids going.
Ontario math help
What your child is learning this year
Plain-language guides to the Ontario math curriculum, with typical homework and hints you can use tonight.
Grade 1 math
Numbers to 50, addition facts to 10, coins and bills.
Read the guide →Grade 2 math
Numbers to 200, facts to 20, equal groups and sharing.
Read the guide →Grade 3 math
Numbers to 1000, first times tables, fair-share fractions.
Read the guide →Grade 4 math
Decimals, times tables to 10 × 10, area of rectangles.
Read the guide →Grade 5 math
Fractions, decimals and percents, two-digit multiplication.
Read the guide →Grade 6 math
Integers, ratios and percents, equations, surface area.
Read the guide →Grade 7 math
Integers, exponents, proportional reasoning, circles.
Read the guide →Grade 8 math
Scientific notation, equations, the Pythagorean theorem.
Read the guide →Pricing
Less than one tutoring session a month
One child or the whole family, in Canadian dollars, with a 7-day free trial. Pay yearly and save 16%. Cancel anytime in Google Play.
1 child
$9.99CAD / month
Or $99.99 a year: about $8.33 a month, save 16%.
- 7-day free trial
- Hints, whole-sheet checks and voice
- A short evening email for you
Family
$14.99CAD / month
Or $149.99 a year: about $12.50 a month, save 16%.
- 7-day free trial
- Up to 3 children, each with their own profile
- Everything in the one-child plan
Billed through Google Play on Android. Pricing details
FAQ
Questions parents ask
Does Astuzo just give my child the answers?
No. That’s the whole point. Spark, the tutor, is built to give hints and ask guiding questions, one step at a time, so your child does the thinking. When your child gives an answer, Spark checks it and says whether it’s right. If it isn’t, Spark helps them find the mistake instead of fixing it for them.
Which grades and subjects does Astuzo cover?
Astuzo helps with math homework for Grades 1 to 8, made for Ontario and built around the Ontario math curriculum (2020). More subjects, other provinces, and French are planned for later.
Can I download Astuzo now?
Yes, on Android: Astuzo is available on Google Play in Canada. iPhone and iPad are coming soon. If you’re on iPhone or iPad, join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it’s on the App Store.
Does my child need their own account or password?
No. You, the parent, own the account. Each child gets a simple profile with their name and grade, with no email and no password. You can add more than one child to your account.
What’s in the parent report?
Each evening your child uses Astuzo, you get a short email: what they worked on, how each problem went, and one thing to praise and one to practise. It’s the easiest way to stay in the loop without hovering. You can switch it off in the app’s parent area.
How much does Astuzo cost?
Astuzo costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year for one child, or $14.99 a month or $149.99 a year for the Family plan (up to 3 children), in Canadian dollars. New subscribers get a 7-day free trial. On Android, subscriptions are billed through Google Play.
What happens to the photos of my child’s homework?
Photos are processed to read the homework and are never stored. The text of each session (the problems and the conversation) is kept for 90 days, then deleted automatically.
Is Astuzo safe for my child?
Safety filters check every message, and Spark sticks to schoolwork. Your child only talks to Spark: there’s no chat with other people, no public profiles, and no ads. You get a short email each evening showing what they worked on.
Available now on Android
Get Astuzo
Astuzo is available on Android in Canada. iPhone and iPad are coming soon.
- 7-day free trial
- Cancel anytime in Google Play
- No ads, and we never sell family information
On iPhone or iPad?
Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it’s on the App Store.