Tutor Management App

No. It proposes each change — a new student, a weekly series, a payment, a lesson marked taught — and nothing is saved until you approve it.

Type or dictate a note after a lesson, send a photo of a payment screenshot or a receipt, or attach a class list as a spreadsheet; it proposes the students, lessons, attendance, packages and payments they describe.

Yes. Connect Google Calendar in Settings and your coming lessons appear on it, each with a Meet link; teechar stays the master copy, so a change you make in teechar reaches the calendar. Students with an email address in your book are invited to their own lessons.

Lessons are kept in your own time, a weekly series keeps its time across daylight saving, and each student sees the times in their own zone.

Only what you share. A student's page shows their lessons ahead with the join link and the videos and materials of their lessons; a course page shows a cohort's outline and sessions. Neither needs an account, and you can close either link at any time.

No. You record the payments you receive, and a course page can link to your own booking or payment page.

Yes. Ask for one and it writes a worksheet, a quiz or a handout as a PDF from the student's level and lessons, and checks that every question has exactly one answer in its key.

Yes, as MP4 videos in H.264 and AAC, which every browser plays; each gets captions written from its sound, and you choose the lessons and courses it belongs to.

Nothing is deleted: your lessons, students and payments stay yours to change, and every video, material and page stays open; the assistant, and uploads past the free storage, need the plan.

No. The AI runs at Anthropic, on Cloudflare's servers or at a model host we name, and none of them trains a model on what you put in.

Yes. Deleting your account in Settings erases everything in it at once; backup copies are deleted within 30 days.