It teaches anything.
At classroom level.
Santi Tutor is a teacher, not a search box. Bring any subject, course or topic, at secondary, university or professional level, and it plans a lesson, works it on the board, and lets you stop it to ask questions.
Classroom level
The difference between answering and teaching
A general AI gives you the answer and stops. A teacher decides what you need first, shows the working, reads whether you're following, and adjusts.
It teaches to a board
Whatever you ask about, the lesson gets planned and worked out visually: diagrams, code traced line by line, timelines, derivations. Not a wall of text.
It speaks like a person
An expressive voice that emphasises the part that matters, slows down on the hard step and encourages you through it. Not a flat text-to-speech read.
You can put your hand up
Interrupt mid-sentence the moment you lose the thread. It stops, listens, and takes that step again a different way, the way a good teacher does.
It builds up, not just answers
A lesson has an order: what you need first, what it depends on, where you'll trip. It checks you're with it before moving on, and asks you questions back.
The range
Where learners start
64 of the most-requested courses, grouped. Every one is taught the same way: planned, drawn and open to interruption.
Sciences & Mathematics
The subjects that need a diagram more than a definition, which is where the board earns its keep.
- Mathematics
- Further Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Statistics
- Calculus
- Linear Algebra
- Organic Chemistry
- Genetics
- Agricultural Science
- Technical Drawing
Technology & Computing
From a first `for` loop to system design. It writes the code on the board and traces it line by line.
- Python
- JavaScript & TypeScript
- Web Development
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Data Science
- Machine Learning & AI
- SQL & Databases
- Cybersecurity
- Cloud & DevOps
- Mobile App Development
- Computer Networks
- Git & Version Control
- System Design
- Object-Oriented Programming
Business & Economics
Curves, ledgers and models drawn out, so the mechanism is visible rather than memorised.
- Economics
- Financial Accounting
- Cost Accounting
- Business Studies
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Project Management
- Corporate Finance
- Commerce
- Insurance
Humanities & Languages
Essays planned, arguments mapped, grammar broken down, with timelines and structure on the board.
- English Language
- Literature in English
- Government
- History
- Geography
- Civic Education
- Christian Religious Studies
- Islamic Religious Studies
- French
- Igbo, Yoruba & Hausa
- Spanish
- Philosophy & Logic
Creative & Design
Principles taught visually, because explaining composition without showing it never works.
- Graphic Design
- UI/UX Design
- Digital Marketing
- Content Writing
- Music Theory
- Photography
- Fine Art
- Animation Basics
Professional & Exam Prep
Syllabus-aligned lessons and past-paper style practice, marked on method rather than final answer.
- WAEC & NECO
- JAMB / UTME
- IGCSE & Cambridge A-Level
- SAT & ACT
- IELTS & TOEFL
- GRE & GMAT
- Professional certifications
- Civil service & aptitude tests
And anything that isn't on this page
There is no catalogue to pick from and nothing to unlock. If you can ask the question, it can plan the lesson. These are the kinds of things learners actually bring it.
- “Why does the sign flip when I divide by a negative?”
- “Trace this recursive function and show me the call stack”
- “Explain gradient descent like I've never seen calculus”
- “Mark my essay plan and tell me which point is weakest”
- “Draw what happens to the demand curve when income rises”
- “Walk me through normalising this database to 3NF”
- “Why is my SN1 mechanism losing marks?”
- “Show me how a TCP handshake actually works”
Exam alignment
Teaching anything, aligned where it counts
Teaching any topic and matching a syllabus are different jobs. Santi Tutor does both: it will teach whatever you ask, and where your work is assessed by a board it teaches to that board's scheme: its terminology, its method marks, its question styles.
Outside those boards you lose nothing but the exam scaffolding. The lesson is the same.
Read the study guidesBoards we teach to
- WAEC & NECO
- JAMB / UTME
- Cambridge IGCSE
- Cambridge A-Level
- Nigerian curriculum
- SAT & ACT
- IELTS & TOEFL
- GRE & GMAT
Institutions can have lessons aligned to their own scheme of work instead: see institution options.
Bring the thing you're stuck on
Whatever it is, and whatever level it's at. The free trial covers a few full lessons.