A roster across time zones
Every lesson is stored in the student’s own zone. A Saturday morning in Toronto and a Saturday evening in Warsaw sit in the same schedule without arithmetic.
Teaching Ukrainian abroad means a roster spread across half a dozen countries: heritage speakers who understand but do not write, complete beginners who came to the language through the news, and children whose parents want them to keep it. They are rarely in your time zone and almost never at the same level. Tutorio keeps the schedule honest across all of them and the paperwork out of your evening.
Every lesson is stored in the student’s own zone. A Saturday morning in Toronto and a Saturday evening in Warsaw sit in the same schedule without arithmetic.
A heritage speaker who talks fluently and writes nothing does not fit a single level. Free-form notes and per-student progress let you record what is actually true.
Send texts, audio and worksheets from the lesson card to Telegram — the one channel that works the same in every country your students live in.
Charge each student in the currency you agreed with them. The totals stay per-currency instead of being summed into a meaningless number.
Message us on Telegram — we’ll answer and help you set things up.
Message us on TelegramYes. Each student’s rate carries its own currency, and revenue is reported per currency rather than converted into one figure that would be wrong the day after you looked at it.
Yes, and the parent portal is usually the reason tutors turn it on: a parent sees lessons, homework and payments for their child in a read-only view, which replaces most of the update messages.
Yes. The whole app is in English or Ukrainian, and each person picks their own — you can work in English while a student’s parent reads the portal in Ukrainian.
Free for up to 3 students — forever, no card needed. After that, Pro: ₴499/month (or ₴4,990/year) for unlimited students. Cancel any time.
Start free — up to 3 students. Move to Pro when your practice grows.