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Right now, you're up against ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and every other AI your students can open for free.

Mitra is your Super Suit.

She gives a constructive answer, never the answer. Every step is one your student takes.

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Theo · Grade 3 · ADHD
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Mitra!! I got 10 T-Rex toys yesterday!!! my room is jurassic park now lol
That's a math problem hiding in your room. A T-Rex eats 50 kg of meat per day. 10 T-Rex would eat how much in a day?
umm... 50 ten times? 50, 100, 150... wait
OH!! you just put a 0 after 50?? 500???
YES 🎉 You found a real math trick: multiplying by 10 just means add a zero.
→ Theo discovered ×10 means add a zero himself. Other AIs would have just handed him "500."
Marcus · Senior · Exam prep
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Mitra, basic question. ∫ x·e^(x²) dx. I read the answer key but I don't get why a (1/2) shows up.
The x dx is hiding in the integral as a SET. Let x² = t, then 2x dx = dt, so x dx = dt/2. Replace it, only e^t is left.
Try this: ∫ 2x·cos(x²) dx. See the same set?
oh yeah... 2x dx is right there. u = x², du = 2x dx, gives sin(x²) + C
Perfect. The pattern works every time you spot the "set" hidden in the integral.
→ Marcus, later: "If I'd just memorized the answer, I'd be stuck on the next one."
Maya · Grade 8 · Home alone after school
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Mitra, I have to write something for class and I have no idea what
my mom is going to be late again 😞
Okay, let's do it together. What did the teacher ask for?
the prompt is "a story that inspired me"
Oh that's actually a perfect prompt, for you. What about that webtoon you've been watching? A webtoon is a story too.
a webtoon counts?? then I'll write about that
→ A week later, Maya messaged: "I got my essay back. I got an A." She wrote it herself.
Real, unscripted Mitra responses.

01 · See what the grade can't

The grade says secure. Mitra catches the soft spot.

She reads each student's work against your curriculum and flags where a grade looks solid but the understanding isn't, early on, while there's still time to close it, not at the exam.

Grade and Mitra, side by side. Caught early, not at the test.
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The grade and Mitra disagree
3 students this week
Daniel Ortiz · Compare ratios
"Had it Monday, gone by Friday."
Grade says
Proficient
→
Mitra sees
Emerging
Grace Kim · Adding integers
"Right answers, but pattern-matching the steps."
Grade says
Secure
→
Mitra sees
Developing
Maya Chen · Fractions
"Quietly had it all along, the test undersold her."
Grade says
Developing
→
Mitra sees
Secure

02 · Watch them climb

See exactly what moved, and when.

Every topic gets a timeline, graded checks and at-home sessions on one line, so a student's climb from emerging to proficient is something you can show a parent, not just claim.

Emerging → proficient, on the record. Growth you can put in front of a parent.
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A topic's mastery timeline climbing from emerging to proficient

03 · Every student, mapped

Know exactly where each student is.

A live map of what each student has mastered, what they're working on, and what's next, with the prerequisites that connect them.

Mastered → working → next. Per student, always current.
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Aisha · where she is in factoring
mastered → working on now → next up
Mastered
Working now
Next up
Multiply monomials
Common factors
Prime factorization
Add & subtract polynomials
Factor quadratics

04 · The next block, decided

Know what your students might not want to admit.

Mitra ranks what your class is quietly weakest on, so the next block goes where it counts. "Nine of nineteen are shaky on factoring." Teach that.

Weakest-first, every class. No guessing where to spend the hour.
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Where the class needs time
Algebra · this week
Spend the next block on Factoring quadratics: 9 of 19 still need it.
Factoring quadratics Grade 9
9 to go
Solving word problems Grade 8
6 to go
Adding integers Grade 7
4 to go
Unit rates Grade 7
all solid

05 · Lessons, ready to teach

A lesson, ready to print, in minutes.

Ask Mitra for a lesson and she drafts it: what to teach, how to teach it, and a worksheet that's ready to print with the answer key on the back. From a 30-minute warm-up to a six-month roadmap.

Plan it. Print it. Teach it. She drafts; you teach.
Class plan · Math Snacks
A 6-week unit that hides real math inside food. Units → lessons → worksheets.
Lesson plan · Circles & Sugar Cookies
What: area & circumference · How: measure real cookies · How-else: a paper-plate pizza.
Worksheet · ready to print
Circles & Sugar Cookies
1Find the area of a circle with radius 5 cm. (use π ≈ 3.14)
2A circle has circumference 31.4 cm. What is its radius?
3A round sugar cookie has a radius of 4 cm. How much frosting (area) covers the top?
4Two cookies share a tray. One has radius 3 cm, the other 6 cm. How many times more dough is in the big one?
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