Custom learning activities for the child in front of you — in minutes, not evenings

Tuto lets the adult who knows a child best — their SET, SNA or parent — turn photos from the child's own world into learning activities that fit exactly them. Bilingual by design. Progress that follows the child, not the school year.

Free beta for founding schools in 2026 · built in Ireland

The problem

Differentiated materials are made by hand, and progress lives on paper

In every classroom we researched, the same two gaps came up — again and again, unprompted.

Hours of manual work

Find a worksheet, adapt it, print, laminate, cut — for each child, every week. Teachers told us differentiation is the work that eats their evenings.

Generic content doesn't fit

Libraries and chatbots produce material for a typical child. The child in front of you is not typical — that's the whole point.

Progress gets lost

A year of day-to-day progress is a few bullet points on paper. In June it goes into a box; in September the next teacher starts from zero.

What Tuto is

Photos from the child's world become activities — and a record that lasts

Make it in minutes

Take a photo — the child's shoes, their lunchbox, the street they live on — add a word or a voice note, and it's a flashcard, a matching game, a visual schedule.

In the child's language

Every activity can speak and switch languages — English, Irish, Ukrainian, Polish and more — with built-in audio so a child who can't read yet can still take part.

Progress that follows the child

Books read, activities completed, targets met — collected as they happen into a profile that carries to next year's teacher instead of dying in a copybook.

Works with zero child data

Use Tuto as a general teaching aid without entering a single child's name. The child profile is a separate, opt-in layer — data protection is the design, not a checkbox.

Who it's for

Three ways in

Schools & principals

GDPR is your first gate — it's our first design constraint. EU-hosted, no third-party data sharing, access controlled per role. Bring Tuto to your school on founding terms.

Apply for a beta place

SETs & SNAs

Materials for this child's targets in the minutes between classes — and session evidence that flows into the support plan instead of being reconstructed from memory.

Get early access

Parents

Help your child learn in the language you share at home. Make practice from their own world — their toys, their people, their words.

Join the waitlist

Founding schools

Five beta places for schools that shape Tuto

5 schools · free beta in 2026 · 50% off the whole first year

  • Test Tuto free in your classrooms during the 2026 beta
  • Take part, and your whole first year is 50% off when paid licences start in January 2027
  • Direct line to the founder — what your school needs gets built
  • Early-bird pricing for other schools opens later in 2026

Apply for a beta place

Applying is an expression of interest, not a contract. Beta places are offered in exchange for honest feedback and (anonymised) testimonials.

Trust

Built in Ireland, for Irish classrooms

  • All personal data stays in the EU — hosted in Ireland (eu-west-1)
  • No third-party data sharing. Ever. Children's data is not a product
  • Designed against Irish DPC guidance from the first line of code
  • This site sets no cookies — that's why there's no cookie banner

Tuto is built by Olha Plotkina, a software developer and founder in Co. Cork, working directly with Irish SETs, SNAs, principals and parents. If you have a question, the founder answers it: hello@tuto.ie

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