Your personal SAT tutor at the whiteboard.

Ask any SAT question out loud. Clarly explains it and draws it until it clicks.

It draws as it talks

Every idea goes up on the board while you hear it, the way a teacher works it through.

You can cut in

Lost? Just say so, mid-sentence. It stops, answers, and picks up where you were.

It remembers you

What you're studying and how you like it explained, from one session to the next.

Three steps, then you're learning

  1. Ask

    Say or type what you want to learn: a topic, a question, a problem you're stuck on.

  2. Work it through together

    It explains on the board at your pace. You ask, it answers, until it clicks.

  3. Start free

    Your first 20 minutes are free. No card, nothing to install.

Who it's for

At school

School subjects, homework, the ideas behind them.

Exam prep

The SAT and other big exams, one hard question at a time.

University

Lectures that went too fast, worked through until they click.

Professionals

Finance, data, code: new ideas for work, explained properly.

Bring your own material

Add a PDF or a link and Clarly teaches from it: your notes, your textbook, your slides. It opens the page it's on beside the board.

What I know about you

Clarly remembers a few things to teach you better, like what you're studying and how you like it explained. You can see all of it, change it or make it forget, any time.

Pricing in plain words

Start free. Pay only if you want more time. Plus (Coming soon): Everything in Free; More minutes every day

English today. More languages are coming.

Hinglish (Hindi and English mixed) works too. Tell us which language you'd like next, and we'll let you know when it's here.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. You get 20 free minutes to start, then 10 free minutes every day. No card needed.

Do I have to talk?

No. You can type instead, and switch whenever you like. Headphones help when you talk.

What can it teach?

Almost anything you'd ask a good teacher: maths, sciences, finance, code, exam questions. Bring a PDF or a link and it teaches from that.

Can it be wrong?

Sometimes, like any tutor. Cut in and ask; it will check its working on the board with you.

Which languages?

English and Hinglish today. More are coming; tell us which one you want above.