your 47 tabs. one lesson.
Curella turns the resources you already use into one structured, gamified lesson. Prepare faster, teach better, and keep students practising between sessions.
Prepare. Teach. Practise.
Three modes built around how tutoring actually works — from lesson prep to student practice.
Prepare
Upload a PDF, paste text, or drop in a YouTube link — Curella drafts a gamified lesson in seconds. You review and approve every item before a student sees it.
Teach
A clean, full-screen lesson mode for your laptop or tablet — online or face-to-face. Or export to PDF and teach offline.
Practise
Students keep every lesson in their own learning companion — with streaks, hearts and quests that make practice between sessions actually happen.
Built for how tutors actually work
Your content, your brand
Lessons live under your name — “Sarah's Curella” — so parents see your professionalism, powered by a real platform.
Rights-respecting by design
Every source is rights-classified before anything is generated. Where rights are unclear, Curella links out instead of copying.
Review before students
Nothing is auto-assigned. You approve every generated question, and every item shows where it came from.
Gamified like the best apps
Streaks, hearts, XP and quests — the engagement loop that keeps disengaged learners coming back.
Simple, honest pricing
Launching with design partners first — join the list and we'll be in touch.
Questions tutors ask
Is this an LMS?
No. Curella is the tool you teach with — lesson prep, delivery and student practice. It's not admin software, and it sits happily alongside whatever you use for scheduling and invoicing.
Where does the content come from?
From you. Your uploads, your own materials, and rights-classified web sources you curate. Curella never ships its own content library competing with you.
Do parents pay Curella or me?
Both bills are direct and separate: you pay £20/mo for the tutor tools, the parent pays £3.99/mo for their child's companion. No markup, no reseller mechanics.
Is it safe for children?
Yes. A parent confirms consent before any student account activates, data is stored in the EU, and there are no ads.