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Amy
Amy is an artificial intelligence tutor that generates step-by-step explanations, interactive quizzes, and diagrams on the web.
Amy is an artificial intelligence tutor that explains academic concepts, asks follow-up questions, and marks student working step by step. Designed for various board and class levels, the tutor operates in English, Hindi, or Hinglish across subjects like physics, history, chemistry, polity, and maths. During sessions, Amy generates SVG diagrams, flowcharts, equations, and mind maps on a board beside the chat, and revisits incorrect answers through revision games. The tool adapts difficulty in real time, maintains session context, and supports voice calls. Additionally, schools can use class codes to connect students to specific courses and track student progress through dashboards.
Amy at a glance
- Best for: Student
- Runs on: Web
- Pricing: Freemium
- Released: October 2026
- Category: AI research tool
- Website: amy-tutor.com
Key features
- Explains concepts one idea at a time
- Generates real-time diagrams and flowcharts
- Marks working step by step
- Asks follow-up questions to check understanding
- Revisits mistakes using revision games
- Supports English, Hindi, and Hinglish
- Adapts difficulty based on student responses
Use it for
- Learning academic subjects like physics, maths, and chemistry
- Practicing exam questions with step-by-step guidance
- Generating visual diagrams and mind maps for complex topics
- Reviewing and revising concepts missed in previous questions
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