How it works

Inside a Raitu lesson.

One topic in — watch the whole loop: plan, teach, check, interrupt, replay.

  1. Step 1

    Ask a topic

    Type it or say it — “How do rainbows form?” Raitu turns it into a lesson plan: sections, figures, and check-in points, ready in seconds.

  2. Step 2

    Raitu plans the lesson

    Every lesson is structured — an opening, clear steps, and moments where the tutor pauses to make sure you're following.

  3. Step 3

    The board comes alive

    The tutor narrates while figures and graphs appear on the board — a curve takes shape as it explains what the slope means. Seeing and hearing the same idea at the same time is what makes it stick.

  4. Step 4

    Check-ins

    At good stopping points Raitu asks a quick question. Right answers move on; wrong ones get the idea re-taught a different way.

  5. Step 5

    You interrupt

    The tutor is talking and you don't follow — ask. It stops immediately, answers, then resumes the lesson from the exact spot.

  6. Step 6

    Replay anything

    Every lesson is saved. Scrub back, re-hear a step, re-see a figure. Your lesson history is in the sidebar whenever you want it.

Mid-lesson, you stay in control.

  • Pause & resume
  • Mute the voice
  • Switch tutor voices
  • Scrub the progress bar
  • Request a re-explanation
  • Start a new lesson
  • Replay from history
  • Ask questions out loud

Ready to try it?

Ask anything — rainbows, for loops, or the Pythagorean theorem — and see the lesson come alive.

Sign in — start learning