Six steps, usually about two minutes. Nothing your child has to log into.
A PDF, photos of the page, even a recording of a test review. Handwriting is fine. You add a sentence about what you want — "she keeps missing the proofs" is enough — and name which student it's for.
Not skimmed for keywords. The actual questions, the diagrams, the numbers printed on the worksheet, and anything your child already wrote on it.
Solved from scratch, the way a tutor would at a table — why this step follows from that one, what the question is really testing — not looked up and not summarised. Diagrams are drawn where a picture makes it land.
Both look at your child's actual pages, not at each other's summaries. They frequently disagree with the draft, and sometimes with each other — which is the point of asking two.
A flagged point is resolved, not forwarded. Where the evidence genuinely can't settle something, the guide says exactly that at the question — "the worksheet doesn't give this length" is an answer, and an honest one.
Branded, organised by unit, yours to keep. You decide what your child sees and when. Share it with a passcode-protected link if you'd rather they read it on a phone than have the file.
Guides collect by subject and unit. Once there are a few, you can ask for a Master Review Guide & Cheat Sheet that pulls the whole unit together — what keeps getting missed, the rules worth memorising, and a two-page sheet for the night before a test.
If your child has already taken the test, send the graded attempt and you get a different document: what they actually got wrong, which idea it traces back to, and how many marks were riding on it.
Any guide can be reviewed by a practising teacher — someone whose teaching credential we verified — for $29. They read it beside the original assignment and judge whether it teaches the material properly for your child.
If they find a real mistake, it’s free. We shouldn’t charge you to discover our own error. A review usually takes about a day; your guide is yours to use the whole time.
Your guides stay until you delete them. You paid for them; they don’t expire.
The work you upload is deleted after 90 days. Scans of your child’s schoolwork are the most sensitive thing we hold and serve no purpose once the guide exists, so we remove them on a rolling schedule rather than keeping them indefinitely. Full detail on the privacy page.