Back to school, without the tutoring bill

Math Ladder AI was built in MetroWest by a professor of computer engineering, for his own kids. It finds where your child actually is with a short placement diagnostic, practices exactly the next rung, brings topics back right before they fade, and runs timed mock exams when the real ones loom (MCAS, SAT, PSAT, ACT, AP, AMC).

The arithmetic for this fall: an hour of math tutoring around here typically runs $80 to $150. Math Ladder AI is free during the beta - every feature, no card - and the one-time Founding Annual Pass ($129) covers the whole household for the year after the beta ends. One tutoring session, or a year of daily adaptive practice: that is the comparison.

A tutor who sits with your child brings things software does not, and this is not a claim to replace a great one. It is what the other six days of the week can look like.

Parent accounts see every child's progress. Children get their own logins with no email required.

What you get during the free beta

• Placement diagnostic that finds the right starting point in about 15 questions
• Daily practice that adapts rung by rung, with worked explanations
• Spaced review that resurfaces topics before they fade
• Timed mock exams: MCAS grades 3-10, SAT, PSAT, ACT, AP Calc and Stats, AMC 8 and AMC 10/12
• Printable worksheets with answer keys - no account needed
• A parent view across all children in the family

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