The tutor you always wanted.

Show it your work, typed or a photo of your handwriting, and it teaches you exactly what you got wrong.

This is how I went from a 65 to a 97 in calculus in two weeks. — Amogh V.

Acacia marking a worked exponent problem orange, reading back what the student wrote, and teaching the step they missed, with the photographed notebook page beside it.

Show your steps on paper, like it’s a tutor.

A rational function analysed by hand in pencil: factoring, the cancellation, the hole at (1,2), and a sketched graph with dashed asymptotes and an open circle. The same student typing biology answers in their own words, with a link offering to send a photo of paper work instead.

Photograph it with your phone. Type it for biology and anything wordy.

Once you show your thinking, Acacia will teach you.

Four Acacia marks: green Got it, yellow Almost one small gap, orange Close the idea is there, red Not quite right. Each reads back what the student wrote.

Beyond multiple choice: your understanding gets measured in one of four colors

Acacia guides you through your mistakes so you ace the test.

Acacia working through the student's limit problem step by step, naming the error and giving the method to use next time.

It points out what went wrong, then teaches until it clicks.

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