Everything an AI tutor can do for you
Voice lessons that answer back, practice that follows what you get wrong, notes, games and a plan that fits your week. Every lesson is free to read.
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Four screens from the real app: a lesson you talk through, a path that bends toward what you find hard, mnemonics that stick, and a planner that keeps the dates.
- 01Voice Lesson
A lesson that talks back
Ask questions mid-way, answer a quick poll, look at the diagram, rewind the bit you missed.
- Student–teacher audio conversations
- Pop-up quizzes and polls mid-lesson
- Supporting images and diagrams
- Pause, rewind, and pick an Indian or US teacher voice
- 02Adaptive Reinforcement
More practice where you need it
Your path bends toward what you find hard. Strong topics get lighter, weak ones get more practice, and it keeps re-checking.
- A personalized learning path
- Extra practice on weak areas
- Re-adapts as you improve
- 03Memory Aids
Facts that finally stick
Facts that refuse to stick get a song, an acronym or a rhyme. Silly on purpose, and it works in the exam hall.
- Songs
- Acronyms
- Rhymes
- 04Study Planner
A plan that fits the week you have
Pick your courses and it lays out a topic-by-topic schedule, paced around the hours you can give it, and shows how far along you are.
- Topic-based schedule
- Paced around the time you have
- Progress against plan
Throughout history, people have had their own ideas about what matter is made of.In ancient Indian philosophy, five elements were said to make up everything.Can you name them?
- 01Voice Lesson
A lesson that talks back
Ask questions mid-way, answer a quick poll, look at the diagram, rewind the bit you missed.
- Student–teacher audio conversations
- Pop-up quizzes and polls mid-lesson
- Supporting images and diagrams
- Pause, rewind, and pick an Indian or US teacher voice
Voice LessonVoice LessonMatter in Our SurroundingsClass 9 Science01:2404:30PRPriya, your teacherThroughout history, people have had their own ideas about what matter is made of.In ancient Indian philosophy, five elements were said to make up everything.Can you name them?
ANAnanya, youTranscript follows the audio, word by wordChunk 2 of 5 - 02Adaptive Reinforcement
More practice where you need it
Your path bends toward what you find hard. Strong topics get lighter, weak ones get more practice, and it keeps re-checking.
- A personalized learning path
- Extra practice on weak areas
- Re-adapts as you improve
Adaptive ReinforcementYour pathElectricity and magnetismWatchingElectric potentialsolid — light reviews only94%2Ohm's law and resistanceYou slowed down on resistivity, so the path added practice and a short recap.
48%target 85%Heating effect of currentopens at 85%Strong topics get lighter. Weak ones get more practice.below target - 03Memory Aids
Facts that finally stick
Facts that refuse to stick get a song, an acronym or a rhyme. Silly on purpose, and it works in the exam hall.
- Songs
- Acronyms
- Rhymes
Memory AidsMemory aidsMade for the facts that refuse to stickClass 10An acronym for redox reactionsOxidationIsLossReductionIsGainA rhyme for a dateIn fourteen hundred and ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.
A song for the reactivity series0:18Silly on purpose — which is exactly why it survives the exam hallSongs, acronyms, rhymes - 04Study Planner
A plan that fits the week you have
Pick your courses and it lays out a topic-by-topic schedule, paced around the hours you can give it, and shows how far along you are.
- Topic-based schedule
- Paced around the time you have
- Progress against plan
Study PlannerStudy plannerThursday, with 2 hours freeWeek 4 of 9MTWTFSSVoice lesson on carbon compounds45m15 practice questions25mFlash notes on nomenclature20mToday0.0 / 2.0 hrsMiss a day and the rest of the week re-spaces itself around it.
Paced around the hours you actually have14 of 18 chapters
Everything you need, in one place
From your first voice lesson to the certificate at the end.
Questions people ask
The short answers. Every one of them is true of the product as it stands today.
- What is AllRounder.ai?
- An AI tutor you can talk to. Lessons are a conversation rather than a video: you ask questions out loud, hear the answer back, and the practice leans into whatever you keep getting wrong.
- Is it free?
- Every lesson is free to read in full, with no account. A free account adds the audio, the full practice sets, your class notes and your progress.
- Who is it for?
- School students on CBSE, ICSE and IB from Classes 8 to 12, engineering students, and working professionals taking one of the professional tracks.
- How does it help my study habits?
- It lays out a topic-by-topic schedule from the courses you pick, keeps track of what you have covered, and shows where you are against the plan.
- Can I talk to a lesson?
- Yes. Ask a question mid-lesson and you get an answer back, and Evaluation Mode turns that round — it asks the questions and listens for your answer.
- How does it track progress?
- It records study time, quiz results and practice sessions, and reports on strengths and weak spots across your subjects.
- How does it help with exams?
- Flash notes condense each lesson to its takeaways, practice tests are timed and exam-shaped, and the planner paces the topics across the weeks you have.
- Can I plan my study weeks?
- Yes. Pick your courses and the planner builds a topic-by-topic schedule around the hours you can give it, then shows how far along you are.
- How does it help things stick?
- Memory aids turn the facts that refuse to stay put into songs, acronyms and rhymes. Silly on purpose, and it works in the exam hall.
- Are there quizzes for my subject?
- There are quizzes and practice exercises across a wide range of subjects, and every question comes with a worked explanation.
- What are the games for?
- Nine games across typing, memory, maths, English and general knowledge — skills that make the rest of the studying easier.
- Can I upload my own notes?
- Yes. Upload your class notes and get to them from any device, including by scanning a code to send them across from your phone.
- What else is in a lesson?
- PDFs, videos and articles for each chapter, sitting alongside the lesson rather than somewhere else.
- Can I make a course from my own syllabus?
- Yes. Upload a syllabus or a textbook and a course is generated around it.
- What feedback do I get?
- Feedback on quizzes, on the time you have put in, and on progress by topic, so you can see what to do next rather than just a score.
- Do I get a certificate?
- Finish a professional course and a certificate is issued for it.
Open a lesson and start talking
Pick a subject, press play, and learn out loud. Every lesson is free to read — an account adds the audio and the practice.
Works on the web, and on your phone.