Watch Tutor

A tutor that watches videos with you: pauses to check what you learned and explains the frame on screen with a pointer.

Watch Tutor turns the videos you watch into lessons that stick. Start a session on any lecture, course or tutorial and the tutor reads the full transcript first, then plans a few stops. At each stop it pauses the video and asks a short question about what was just explained, showing the presenter's exact words and the timestamp as evidence. Answer right and you keep watching; get it wrong and it teaches that moment. When you are stuck, press Explain this. The tutor looks at the frame on screen, explains it in plain language, points at the relevant part with a cursor, and can sketch the idea on a whiteboard step by step. Ask follow-up questions by typing or by voice; replies are spoken aloud and the conversation remembers what was said earlier in the video. Every answer builds a report card: your grade, accuracy over time, the concepts you keep missing, and suggestions for what to study next. Twenty languages are supported for questions, explanations and voice. No video on the page? Reading mode takes over: press Read this screen on any article, PDF, document or app and the tutor explains what is on screen, points at the parts that matter, offers a quick check, draws it, and remembers every screen you have read, so you can ask about page one while you are on page four. Quiz me covers everything read so far. Works on most sites with a video player; on sites outside the built-in list, click the toolbar icon once to allow it there. The free plan includes five tutoring sessions a month; paid plans remove the cap and add the natural voice, quizzes, drawing, languages and recommendations. A free account is required.