Inequalities · Check the reasoning
2x - 10 <= 6 + 2(x + 3)
Continue lesson →AI math diagnosis for student mistakes
Find out why the answer went wrong.
MathClue helps students repair the real reason behind a math mistake, then gives parents a plain-language report on what improved and what still needs practice.
- Find the reason behind a mistake
- Enter a focused repair lesson
- Replay lessons with expert Q&A
- Use lesson quizzes to show repair
- Explain progress in parent language
MathClue is not a generic AI tutor. It starts with the mistake, finds the likely cause, teaches the exact repair in a replayable lesson, and uses quiz and delayed-review signals to show whether the fix is holding.
What parents see
A report that says what is actually being repaired.
MathClue turns student work into a simple family view: repaired habits, areas still in progress, the latest learning finding, and a practical question a parent can ask. On Pro, parents can also authorize their child's in-person tutor to view Math work and progress before tutoring sessions.
Based on recent activity
Your child is making progress with inequalities and proof steps.
2Repaired
3In progress
1Needs review
New finding
The student can start the algebra correctly, but sometimes stops before completing the final isolation step.
Suggested parent question
"How do you know the variable is fully alone before you stop?"
What students do
A learning map that leads into focused repair lessons.
Students start from a learning map that shows what needs practice, confidence, and the next lesson to continue. Each lesson then points to the exact step that needs repair and lets students ask expert questions while learning.
Learning Map
Where your thinking is changing
5 areas need practice
Focus: isolating variables in an inequality
Confidence 100% · Repair lesson ready · Quiz pending
View latest diagnosisTriangle congruence proofs
Stopping proof arguments before all criteria are met.
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What to fix next
Question
2x - 10 <= 6 + 2(x + 3)
Fix step 1
This step is correct, but the solution is incomplete. Continue until the variable is isolated or the final statement is clear.
What to do next
Expand, isolate the variable terms, then interpret the result.
Strategy map
Shows which parts are complete and what move comes next.
Stopped too soon
The student expanded correctly, then quit before finishing the algebra.
Personalized practice
Replay the lesson, ask expert questions, then finish with a short quiz.
Core workflow
Wrong answer, clear reason, focused repair.
The learning loop is evidence-first: diagnose the mistake, teach the exact repair, let students ask questions and replay the lesson, then measure whether the repair holds through quiz and follow-up review.
Start with the wrong work
A student submits the problem, the answer, and the steps they tried, so MathClue can look at what actually happened.
Name the likely cause
The system separates small slips from misconceptions, missing procedures, language issues, and transfer problems.
Teach the exact repair
MathClue opens a focused lesson for the diagnosed gap. Students can replay it anytime and ask expert-level questions while learning.
Measure repair over time
A quiz inside the lesson checks immediate repair. Follow-up review checks whether the idea still holds days later.
Built for the full learning circle
Students get a target. Parents get clarity. Tutors get the context parents choose to share.
For students
See the first wrong turn, practice the missing idea, and stop repeating worksheets that do not match the real problem.
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For parents
Get weekly progress language that says what changed, what still needs review, and how to help without becoming the tutor.
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For tutors
On Pro, a parent can authorize one active in-person tutor to review the child's Math work and progress only before tutoring sessions. Access is read-only and parent-controlled.
For tutors ->Why diagnosis matters
More practice helps only after you know what to practice.
A wrong answer can come from a knowledge gap, a misconception, a procedural error, language misunderstanding, transfer failure, retrieval instability, or a missed checking habit. MathClue keeps those possibilities separate.
Error evidenceStudent moved the constant but did not finish isolating the variable.
Repair lessonTeach the missing final isolation step with replay and in-lesson Q&A.
Repair evidenceLesson quiz checks immediate repair; delayed review checks retention.
Trust and safety
Designed for families using AI around learning.
Evidence stays visible
Reports show lesson quiz and delayed-review signals, not just a black-box answer.
Plain-language reports
Parents see what improved, what is still in progress, and how they can support the next attempt.
Parent-controlled tutor access
On Pro, your child's in-person tutor can get read-only access to Math work and progress only, and parents can revoke access anytime.
Clear product boundary
Accounts and student activation live in the app. The public website stays focused on information.
FAQ
Answers to the questions families ask most.
What is MathClue?
MathClue is an AI-powered math diagnosis system. It starts with a student mistake, finds the likely reason behind it, creates a focused repair lesson, and turns lesson progress into parent-friendly reports.
Is MathClue just another AI tutor?
No. A tutor usually explains the next step. MathClue first asks why the student made that wrong turn, then teaches the exact repair with replayable lessons, expert in-lesson Q&A, and quizzes.
Who is MathClue for?
MathClue is built for students in grades 6–12, their parents, and Pro families who want their child's in-person tutor to see Math work and progress before tutoring sessions.
How does MathClue help parents?
Parents see plain-language reports: what their child improved, what is still in progress, what needs follow-up, and one practical question they can ask at home.
Does AI make the final learning decision?
MathClue uses AI to form and update learning hypotheses. The product is designed to show confidence, evidence, and review points so parents and parent-authorized tutors can understand the reasoning.
What we believe
AI should make math support easier to understand, not harder.
Built around evidence
MathClue does not treat every wrong answer as the same problem. It looks for the cause, checks it, and updates the report as new attempts come in.
Parent-readable by default
Reports avoid diagnostic jargon. They explain what improved, what still needs practice, and what a parent can ask next.
Clear AI boundaries
AI helps identify patterns and recommend next steps. Confidence and evidence stay visible for parents, and Pro tutor access is read-only.
Separate app domain
The marketing site lives on getmathclue.com. Accounts, login, and student activation live on app.getmathclue.com.
Start with the next wrong answer.
Give MathClue one real mistake and turn it into a clearer diagnosis, focused repair, and a report your family can understand.
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