Mindhoops is a live voice tutor for maths and English. A parent adds a child with a first name, age, school and year; Mindhoops looks up the syllabus that school uses and the child opens their own link whenever they are ready to learn. The tutor talks them through each problem, listens as they explain their thinking, and watches each line of working as they write — with a pen, a finger or a mouse — so it can catch the slip, not just the wrong answer. It is conversation, not videos or quizzes, and it does not simply give the answers.
Lessons follow the English National Curriculum, Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary, IB-aligned PYP and MYP, and the American curriculum (Common Core), for ages 5 to 14, with GCSE and IGCSE years coming soon. Maths covers number, fractions, algebra, geometry and data. English covers reading, spelling, grammar, punctuation and writing. Speaking-first lessons in French, Spanish, Mandarin and Thai are also available. After every session the parent gets a short note, progress for every lesson, and time spent, and can set a goal with a reward.
There are no downloads or timetables. Start with a free week: a card is added before the first lesson, but nothing is charged until 7 days after that lesson or 60 minutes of tutoring, whichever comes first. Plans are Family (one child, up to 10 hours a month) and Family Plus (up to three children, 25 hours shared). Cancel any time.
