The coding tutor that watches you type.
Most courses lecture. We sit beside you. Coding Tutor AI observes your code as you write it, spots where you’re stuck, and nudges you the way a great teacher would — in your language, at your pace.
Cancel in one click. Your code stays yours — we don’t train on it.
How it works
A tutor that teaches you, not at you
Four moves repeated over and over — the way a great human tutor would do it, only patient enough to do it for hours.
- 01
Pick a lesson, start writing
Lessons run in your browser. No installs, no setup. Open the editor and start typing — the tutor is already paying attention.
- 02
We watch the way a teacher would
Long pauses, syntax errors that linger, repeated deletes — the watch loop catches the moments where help actually helps. No noisy autocomplete.
- 03
You get a Socratic nudge, not a spoiler
Hints ladder from a question, to a rephrased error, to a worked example — and only as far as you need. You learn by doing.
- 04
Your tutor learns you
We update a learner model after every session — concepts mastered, common confusions, preferred analogies. The next lesson is calibrated to you.
Features
Built around how people actually learn to code
No more “watch a 4-hour video, then build a todo app.” You write code from minute one and the tutor meets you where you are.
Real-time observation
A heuristic watch loop runs in the editor and only escalates to the AI when something genuinely teachable happens.
Hint ladder
Every nudge starts as a question. If you’re still stuck, it gradually reveals more — never the answer first.
Plain-English errors
Tracebacks rewritten in language you actually understand, anchored to the line that broke.
Knowledge graph
Every concept you touch is tracked with a Beta-mastery score. Your dashboard shows what to practice next.
Adaptive vocabulary
The same AI explains a list as “a row of boxes” for a beginner and as “O(n) traversal” for an advanced learner.
Runs in your browser
Python executes locally via Pyodide — fast, free, private, and works offline once loaded.
Live demo
The tutor speaks up at the right moment
Here’s what an early lesson looks like — a syntax slip, a Socratic nudge, a fix you discover yourself.
# Print every even number from 1 to 10
for i in range(1, 11)
if i % 2 == 0:
print(i)
File "<stdin>", line 2 for i in range(1, 11) ^SyntaxError: expected ':'Why not just…
…a video course, or ChatGPT?
They’re fine tools. They just aren’t a tutor.
| Coding Tutor AI | Video courses | ChatGPT alone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watches you code in real time | ✓ | — | Only when you paste |
| Personal learner model | ✓ | — | — |
| Hints that ladder, not spoilers | ✓ | — | Often dumps the answer |
| Runs Python in your browser | ✓ | Usually external IDE | — |
| Doesn’t train on your code | ✓ | N/A | — |
| ₹1,999/mo flat | ✓ | ₹2,500–₹6,500/mo | ₹1,700/mo + setup |
FAQ
Questions, briefly answered
Do I need to know any Python first?
No. The first lessons start at variables and ramp up. The tutor calibrates its language to you — beginner-simple at first, more technical as you grow.
Is the AI going to just give me the answer?
No. Every nudge starts as a Socratic question. The hint ladder reveals more only if you stay stuck, and you can always ask for a worked example deliberately.
Where does my code run?
In your browser, via Pyodide. We don’t ship your code to a server to execute it. The AI sees only what it needs to coach you.
Will my code be used to train models?
Never. We don’t train on user data and our LLM providers run with retention disabled. Full details on the Privacy page.
What if I cancel?
AI features stop, but your dashboard, lessons and saved code stay readable. We don’t hold your work hostage. See the refund policy.
Stop watching. Start coding.
Seven days on us. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.