StudyPro
Versus the photocopier

What you have works. It costs you your Sunday, and it can't talk to a parent.

The real competitor isn't software. It's the photocopier. Printed worksheets have run tutoring centres for decades and they still work. They also come back half done, get marked at 10pm, tell you nothing by topic, and leave the parent with no idea what happened. Same worksheets, different delivery.

Paper

Print, hand out, collect, mark, hand back. Reliable, familiar, and invisible to the parent who's paying.

The same worksheets, on a platform

Your sheets, converted once. Assigned in three clicks, done on a phone, marked instantly, tracked by topic, reported every fortnight.

 Printed worksheetsStudyPro
Getting it to the studentPrint and hand out on TuesdayAssign on Tuesday, on their phone by Tuesday night
Getting it backSome of it, on Tuesday, if they rememberSubmitted when done, visible to you immediately
MarkingYou, Sunday nightInstant, with a worked solution
Help when stuckNone until next weekAn explanation from your page
What the class got wrongYou find out by marking all of itMonday morning heatmap
What the parent seesA sheet in a bag, maybeA fortnightly report with your logo
Your material's safetyPhotocopied by anyone, walks out the doorOn the platform, watermarked to the student, and nothing downloads
CostPaper, toner, your SundayPublished pricing by centre size
Use Printed worksheets when
  • Marking is fast because the class is tiny
  • Parents are happy with silence
Use StudyPro when
  • You're marking at 10pm
  • Term 4 lost you students
  • A parent asked how their child is going and you had nothing to show
Paper isn't broken. It just does nothing between sessions and says nothing to the parent. The same worksheets on a platform fix both without changing a word of what you teach.
Questions

What owners ask about this one.

Do students still need to write things down?
Working out, yes, on paper, exactly as now. The answer goes in on the phone and gets marked. Extended writing is typed or photographed, your choice.
Next step

See it with your own worksheets.

Twenty minutes on a screen share. Send a worksheet beforehand and you'll be looking at your own material, not a demo.