A live tutor that always knows your next step.
Name what you want to learn. KamkMTeach teaches you in the moment, proposes the next Lesson just past what you can already do, and keeps every Lesson, Reference and Record it makes — searchable, for as long as you keep going.
How a Mission gets surveyed
You name the summit
A Mission is a plain sentence — “pass the CFA Level I in June”, “understand my mortgage before I refinance”. One Workspace per Mission.
The tutor fixes your position
Every Session opens with a proposed next Lesson, chosen from what you've already shown you can do. Take it, or type “let's review interest rates instead” — the tutor follows.
Every step is staked
Lessons, References, Learning Records and Glossary terms are filed mid-Session, not at the end. They stay on the map: reopen them, search them, share one with a link.
Field notes from a Session
The transcript is not history you scroll back to find. It is a page the tutor keeps, and everything it stakes along the way lands in your Workspace while you are still talking.
Demonstration content — the Mission and transcript are illustrative.
- 19:02TutorYou called the monthly payment before I finished the question — amortization is landing. The stretch now is why an extra $200 a month shortens a 30-year loan by six years, not two.
- 19:02StakedLearning Record — “Amortization schedule: reads it without prompting”
- 19:03Youwait — how does the extra payment skip that much interest?
- 19:03TutorEvery extra dollar hits principal, and next month's interest is computed on the smaller balance. Let's build one row of the schedule by hand so you can see the compounding run backwards.
- 19:05StakedGlossary — “Principal prepayment”
- 19:09StakedLesson — “Amortization: why year one is mostly interest”
Illustrative proposal — in your Session, take this Lesson or ask for something else.
What stays on the map
- Lesson
- Short, scoped teaching the tutor delivered — kept as a page you can reopen or regenerate.
- e.g. Amortization: why year one is mostly interest
- Reference
- A compressed recall sheet for something you'll need again. Editable.
- e.g. Mortgage vocabulary: 14 terms, one line each
- Learning Record
- A decision-grade note on what you can now do — the evidence the next Lesson is chosen from.
- e.g. Reads an amortization schedule cold
- Glossary entry
- One term, one definition, filed the moment it came up.
- e.g. Principal prepayment
- Session transcript
- The whole conversation, kept as a first-class artifact — pause and resume where you left off.
- e.g. Session 6 · Thursday, 19:00
Name the summit.
Open a Workspace, write one sentence about what you want to be able to do, and the tutor proposes your first Lesson within minutes.