The teaching was never the hard part.The scheduling and the chasing were.
A booking page that charges when a slot is taken, a place to hand over materials and homework, and one list of every student with what they booked and what they have paid. Then sell the lesson you give forty times a year, once.
What today looks like
The calendar and the money live in different apps.
A slot is booked in one place, paid for in another, and reconciled in your head on a Sunday evening. A cancelled lesson is found out about twice.
You are teaching the same first lesson every week.
The introduction you have now given two hundred times is the most sellable thing you own, and it is not written down anywhere except in your voice.
Your students live in a phone, not a list.
Names, parents' email addresses, who is on which level and who has not rebooked, spread across messages, a paper diary and memory.
What you would actually run here
A booking page that charges
Publish your weekly availability, let a student take a slot, and collect the payment at the moment they book — each service with its own length, its own price, and your cancellation policy shown before they confirm.
One-to-one and small groups, on the same calendar
Publish a service for each thing you teach — its own length, its own price, its own weekly hours — and set how many seats a slot holds, so a private hour and a group of six run from the same page.
Somewhere to put the homework
A member area per student for materials, recordings, assignments and progress, instead of a folder of email attachments nobody can find in March.
The lesson you give most, sold once
Record it once as a course and let it sell while you teach. Point the AI at the recording and it drafts the outline, the lesson text and the sales page; you edit.
And instead of the usual answer
Tutors usually assemble this out of four free things that do not know about each other.
| What people use today | What changes here |
|---|---|
| A scheduling app plus a payment link | One page where booking and paying are the same action, so an empty slot is never also an unpaid one. |
| A tutoring marketplace | Your own page and your own rate, no commission on the hour, and the student is still yours next term. |
| A spreadsheet of who has paid | One row per student showing what they booked, what they paid and what they have finished — kept up to date by the checkout, not by you. |
Compared by category rather than by brand, on purpose: other products change their prices and their features without telling us, and a stale claim next to somebody's name helps nobody. Everything claimed about Kalmanjaro is on the pricing page.
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