LinoLino
tutor on WhatsApp

Homework just became a conversation.

Send a photo of the homework on WhatsApp. Lino explains it step by step, the way your child understands, and leaves three exercises to practice.

Start on WhatsApp3 free lessons, no card

He lives inside WhatsApp.

Not a site to open, a conversation already in your pocket. Send a photo of the homework and he answers right there.

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Homework photos are never stored.today

How it works

takes 1 minute
    01

    Snap a photo

    Stuck on the homework? Take a picture and send it to Lino on WhatsApp.

    02

    Lino explains

    He answers on the spot, step by step, in the language of your child's grade.

    03

    Your child practices

    Three exercises come with it to lock in what they just learned.

Explains, never just gives the answer

Lino teaches the path to the answer. Your child truly learns, not copies.

From kindergarten to high school

Math, language, science. Lino adjusts the wording to your child's grade.

A weekly recap for you

Every week, a summary of where your child struggled. You stay close.

The price of a coffee.

After your three free lessons, unlimited Lino is $9.90 a month. Cancel anytime.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Lino just hand over the answer?+

No. Lino explains the path and the why of each step, at your child's grade level, and leaves similar exercises to practice. The answer they find on their own.

Is it for the child or the parent?+

For you, the parent. You send the homework, understand it in a minute, and guide your child with the questions Lino suggests. Every week you get a recap of where they struggled.

Which grades and subjects?+

From kindergarten to high school. Math, language, science, history, whatever shows up in the homework.

How much? Any lock-in?+

3 free lessons to try, no card. Then $9.90 a month, no lock-in: cancel anytime and your history stays yours.

What about my child's photos?+

Homework photos are never stored: Lino processes, answers, and keeps only the explanation text and the topic. Child data is minimal (the grade; name is optional).