How it fits your week
Stuck, then sure
Most students use xedu the same way: ask when something doesn’t make sense, practice until it does, and revise before the test.
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Ask
Stuck on homework? Ask Thoth, or attach a photo of the page. It walks you through it instead of just giving the answer.
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Practice
Short practice sittings on the skills you’re still working on. Hints when you need them, and no scores.
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Revise
Flashcards, revision notes, a study plan and practice tests in the run-up to exams, including Digital SAT practice.
Your toolkit
Everything in one place
Thoth, your tutor
Ask about anything you’re studying, or attach a photo of the question. It explains step by step and checks you’ve got it.
Practice
Six-question sittings on the skills from your classes, with help in steps when you’re stuck and no scores.
Flashcards
Build decks for anything you need to memorise, including from your class materials.
Study plans
A plan for the weeks before a test, and every deadline in one place.
Revision notes
Clear notes on a topic, to read the night before.
Practice tests
Full practice tests and quick quizzes, including adaptive Digital SAT practice.
Real people too
Book an advisor or a tutor
Some things need a person. xedu matches you with advisors and tutors who fit your goals and subjects, and you meet by video inside xedu.
- Matched to your goals and subjects
- Booked, paid for and held inside xedu, by video
- An AI summary of each session, so you remember what was agreed

Questions
What students ask us
Is xedu free for students?
Yes, to start. The free plan gives you 50 tokens a month with no card. If you use Thoth every day you may want a paid plan, from $5 a month. Every plan includes every feature.
Do I need my school to use xedu?
No. You can sign up on your own and use Thoth and the study tools. Practice sittings come from your classes, so those need your school to be on xedu.
Is using Thoth cheating?
Thoth is built to help you understand, not to do your work for you: it explains in steps and checks you’ve got it. Follow your school’s rules on using AI for assessed work.
Can I use xedu in Arabic?
Yes. You can use xedu in English or Arabic, and Thoth can explain things in either language.
Bring the thing you’re stuck on
Start free and ask Thoth about it right now.
Free to start · No card needed