Current page leads
Dimensions Math
Pythago has built-in lessons for much of the number, fraction, ratio, algebra, geometry, and data work in Dimensions 4A–8B. Upload the current page to keep tutoring tied to its chapter and method.
Math that keeps moving
Math tutoring built for homeschool students.
Your learner writes each step on a shared canvas. Pythago notices where the process changed, gives a focused hint, and returns the next step to them. The work stays ready for your review. Use our course or bring the curriculum you already own.
Start with 5,000 Pythago Credits. No card needed.
Feedback in the moment
Feedback while the pencil is moving.
Your learner gets feedback while the thinking is still fresh. Later, you can review the work and lesson report with the key correction and next step already captured.
They work it on-screen.
The learner writes, draws, and explains on the shared canvas with a stylus, touch, or mouse.
Pythago sees the attempt.
It responds to the step that changed the result—a conceptual gap, an incorrect operation, or a small calculation slip.
The learner keeps the problem.
The tutor gives a focused question or hint, then waits for a correction and checks the idea on fresh work.
Shared math canvas
Solving a linear equation
Learner work
Pythago
You distributed the 3 to 2x. Check the −1 inside the parentheses: what does 3 × −1 become?
Now try the next step.
How it fits your homeschool
You set the direction. Pythago keeps the work moving.
You still direct the course. Pythago takes on the moment-to-moment loop of reading an attempt, responding, and checking the correction.
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You choose the math
Select a Pythago lesson or bring the assignment, textbook, or course your family already uses.
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Your learner shows the work
They write, speak, correct mistakes, and explain the idea on-screen. The whole attempt stays visible.
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Pythago handles the feedback
The tutor responds while the attempt is fresh, keeps the whiteboard and conversation together, and records what changed.
Pythago provides tutoring feedback and a reviewable learning record. Your family remains the homeschool administrator for grades, credit, transcripts, and diplomas.
The Pythago teaching loop
The next step stays in their hands.
Pythago responds to what your learner tried, gives only the next useful amount of help, then checks the idea on a new problem.
Read the evidence behind the method01
Read the attempt
Pythago follows what your learner writes and how they explain it. Every mark becomes part of the lesson.
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Name the smallest useful issue
It distinguishes a fragile idea from an incorrect operation or small calculation slip, then focuses the feedback there.
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Hand the work back
The tutor gives the pencil back. Your learner tries the next step and keeps ownership of the problem.
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Save evidence for later
Pythago checks the idea on fresh work and keeps the canvas, conversation, and report together for the parent to review.
Works with your curriculum
Keep your curriculum. Get help with today’s lesson.
Open the lesson your learner is on or upload the page. Pythago teaches the math on a shared whiteboard while your curriculum keeps its sequence, methods, exercises, and pace.
Mastery sequence stays
Math-U-See
Pythago covers the core math from multiplication and fractions through Algebra, Geometry, Precalculus, and Calculus. Bring the lesson you are on for guided work while continuing with Math-U-See’s manipulatives, worksheets, and mastery checks.
Lesson number leads
Teaching Textbooks
Start with the lesson your learner is on. Pythago covers the major math topics from Math 4 through Pre-Calculus, and the current lesson keeps tutoring connected to Teaching Textbooks’ order and review.
Daily spiral stays
Saxon Math
Upload the current lesson or mixed-practice page. Pythago provides guided work on the arithmetic, algebra, geometry, or calculus on that page while Saxon keeps its daily spiral and cumulative review.
Book sets the challenge
Beast Academy / Art of Problem Solving
Bring the page your learner is working on. Pythago guides the shared arithmetic, algebra, geometry, statistics, trigonometry, and calculus concepts while the book keeps its problem order and challenge level.
Turn the current materials into a focused lesson.
Add the course outline, current chapter, and recent work. Pythago prepares a focused lesson around the same goals and problems.
Bring your own material
Upload files or folders
algebra-1-course-outline.pdf
Current curriculum
factoring-quadratics.pdf
Textbook chapter
chapter-6-practice.jpg
Student work
Research
Web and YouTube
Find a visual explanation that connects rectangle area models to factoring quadratic expressions.
Dialogue with Assistant
Find a visual explanation that connects rectangle area models to factoring quadratic expressions.
I can prepare one lesson for today, or a sequence that follows the outline.
Web sources saved · YouTube transcript saved
How can I help you today?
Prepared for the learner
One lesson
Why Factoring Works: From Area to Algebra
One focused session prepared from the materials you selected.
A sequence over time
Algebra I: Quadratics and Factoring
A paced sequence that follows the goals in your course outline.
More than 1,700 guided lessons
Begin where your learner is ready.
Grade 4 MathematicsGrade 5 MathematicsGrade 6 MathematicsGrade 7 MathematicsPre-AlgebraAlgebra IGeometryAlgebra IIPrecalculusCalculus ABAP Calculus BCAP Statistics / College StatisticsLinear AlgebraMultivariable Calculus
Parent direction
You know the learner. Give the tutor the context.
Set the context, goal, and teaching approach. Change them whenever you need to.
Learner profile
Jake Morgan
What Pythago should know
What the tutor should account for when teaching this learner.
Learning goal
What your family wants the tutoring to accomplish.
Tutoring approach
Mastery keeps the learner on a topic until they demonstrate understanding. Freeform lets the learner steer what to explore and when to move on.
See the whole learning trail.
The work, conversation, correction, and learning report stay together. You can see what clicked, what still needs attention, and what should come next.
The session
See how they got there.
The parent view
Know what comes next.
Before you choose
Questions homeschool families ask.
- Is Pythago a curriculum, a tutor, or an online school?
- Pythago is tutoring and curriculum software for math. You can use its complete course sequences or teach from material you provide. Your family remains the homeschool administrator.
- Does my learner need to follow Pythago’s curriculum?
- Your family can use a Pythago course, upload the curriculum you already own, or prepare a single lesson around the problem your learner is working on now.
- What ages and courses does it cover?
- Pythago includes more than 1,700 guided math lessons from Grade 4 through Multivariable Calculus. The course catalog covers middle-school foundations, the standard high-school sequence, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, Linear Algebra, and Multivariable Calculus.
- Can it support a learner who needs more time or another explanation?
- Pythago can slow down, repeat, rephrase, draw, and switch approaches patiently. Qualified professionals remain the right source for clinical diagnosis and dyslexia intervention.
- Who handles grades, credit, transcripts, and diplomas?
- Your family does. Pythago gives in-the-moment feedback and creates session reports. Your family remains responsible for official grades, course credit, transcripts, and diplomas.
- What happens to voice and learner data?
- Live microphone audio is discarded after transcription. Parents can review and delete learner content. Model training for other users excludes identifiable learner content. Read the Child Privacy Notice.