Learning & Tutoring (Top 50 of 329)

You’ll need

Create a Learna account

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Langua Talk account · Microphone for speaking practice

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Some default conversation settings (auto-record/auto-send, forced repeat-after-correction) can feel intrusive; one presenter turned most of them off.

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Existing audio recording or live instrument/vocal line to up · Moises account

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App Store/Play Store account · Smartphone

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Free tier limits Elsa AI roleplay conversations and locks certificate-prep courses (IELTS/TOEFL, business English) behind Pro/Premium.

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Google account · Source document (PDF/Slides/text)

Setup

about 6 min

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Once you click generate, the custom focus prompt you entered is not shown again, so copy it elsewhere if you want to remember what you asked for.

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Chrome extension

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Mobile app

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Free app download/signup

Setup

about 4 min

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Compatible sim (iRacing, ACC, F1 23/24, or Rocket League) · Game run in windowed mode · trophi.ai account/subscription

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Voice coaching can overlap advice between closely-spaced corners, and reference/telemetry data is sparse for less popular car-track combinations.

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Mobile app

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Free plan restricts some lesson content and shows ads during lessons; the live 1:1 tutoring add-on was English-learners-only at review time.

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account sign-up (email/Google) · microphone access

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Web app

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Google account · Chrome browser

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Google account or email (for sign-up) · Source photo/video for face swap

Setup

about 2 min

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Mobile app

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ChatGPT account (login)

Setup

about 1 min

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Conflicting reports on plan/device gating — one tutorial used it fully on the free web version, another said it required a ChatGPT Plus plan and wasn't yet on desktop/browser (mobile app only); availa

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Teacher/educator account · Google account or LMS login · Google Classroom (optional, for roster import)

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Students/participants join anonymously with just a nickname and join code — no account needed on their end.

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Wolfram account (email signup)

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Free Teachy account signup

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Generations run on a credit system (100-200 credits each) - free accounts must claim a daily login bonus or refer friends to keep generating for free.

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Google account (to sign in)

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Google Play Store account · Email address to register

Setup

about 5 min

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Chrome extension · Mobile app

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Google account for sign-in

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On the free plan, output history only surfaces your most recent conversations; older generated resources have to be found in the separate saved-resources tab instead.

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Chrome extension

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Email or SSO account for signup · PDFs/papers or reference-manager library to import

Worth knowing

Free plan caps AI responses to 250 words (~1,000 words/day total) and only 5 imports/day; stronger models like GPT-5.1, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and Claude require a paid plan.

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ChatPRD account · Profile info (name, company, role) · Optional: reference docs/brief to upload

Setup

about 10 min

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Smartphone with camera · Printed or handwritten math problem

Setup

about 2 min

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Microphone-enabled device

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NinjaChat.ai account/dashboard login

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API

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Short audio clip (3+ sec) to clone a voice

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Only English, Chinese and Japanese are supported—other languages aren't available yet.

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Mobile app

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Email, mobile number, Google, or Apple account

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Resume upload or LinkedIn profile · Job title/location/salary preferences · Profile photo (some applications require it)

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Chrome extension

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Scite account

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Google Play Store account (Android) · Payment method for free trial

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Google account · Access to Gemini (Flash or Pro)

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Google account or work/personal email · School/district and grade-level info

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As of the SchoolAI 2.0 beta, the built-in document generator was unreliable; the creator recommends instructing the AI to respond in-chat instead of generating a document.

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Smartphone with QANDA app installed · Select a class level (elementary/middle/high school)

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Desktop app · Mobile app

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Google or Apple account (for signup)

Worth knowing

Several of the most powerful features shown - AI flashcard generation, image occlusion, unlimited PDF upload/annotation, and the exam scheduler - are Pro-plan features, not the free plan.

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Mobile app

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Microphone (for speaking practice) · APEUni account (web or app) · VIP subscription (to view scores)

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Snorkl teacher account · Device with microphone · Stylus/touchscreen for handwriting

Worth knowing

It's a freemium product — most core features are free but some parts of Snorkl are paid.

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OBD2-compatible vehicle · Mukar/DollarFix scanner hardware (Bluetooth dongle) · Smartphone (iOS or Android) · Email address for account signup

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Chrome extension

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AI-generated presentation slides need manual editing to look polished - not perfect out of the box.

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Mobile app

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Free plan caps output at 5 resources per week and 10 slides per lesson (25 slides needs Pro), and curriculum-standard alignment is a Pro-only feature.

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Free tier caps practice at 10 minutes/day and up to 50 conversations; grammar-correction accuracy on free tier was questioned by one reviewer.

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You’ll need

Mindsmith account (login) · Source documents to reference (optional)

Setup

about 20 min

Worth knowing

AI-generated hero images can look off or inconsistent and still need manual review/replacement before publishing a course.

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Mobile app

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YouTube or Bilibili video link · Notion or GitHub account (optional login) · Microphone access (for voice recording)

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Chrome extension

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AI-generated text to rewrite (or a topic/prompt) · StealthGPT account/subscription

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A PDF of an academic paper to upload

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Mobile app

Worth knowing

Typed-in problems get an instant answer for free, but full step-by-step solutions are gated behind a paid version of the app.

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