AI that knows your class

Don't just get the answer.
Actually learn it.

Hyntor turns your class's real materials - the slides, notes, homework, and past exams your professor actually uses - into an AI study partner that guides you to the answer on graded work, never past it.

Free to start · Sign in with Google · Live group chat included

CS 201 · AI TutorHint mode

Real product behavior - the tutor escalates hints as you engage, never dumps the answer.

Built for every class you're taking

CS 201 · Data StructuresBIO 110 · Cell BiologyECON 301 · EconometricsMATH 244 · Linear AlgebraPSYC 101 · Intro PsychCHEM 202 · Organic ChemistryPHYS 214 · Quantum ISTAT 400 · ProbabilityCS 348 · DatabasesML 301 · Machine LearningHIST 172 · Modern EuropeEE 250 · Signals & SystemsCS 201 · Data StructuresBIO 110 · Cell BiologyECON 301 · EconometricsMATH 244 · Linear AlgebraPSYC 101 · Intro PsychCHEM 202 · Organic ChemistryPHYS 214 · Quantum ISTAT 400 · ProbabilityCS 348 · DatabasesML 301 · Machine LearningHIST 172 · Modern EuropeEE 250 · Signals & Systems

How it works

Your whole class, one brain.

01

Bring your class in

Join your course and pool what actually matters: lecture notes, slides, homework prompts, past exams. One classmate's upload makes the AI smarter for everyone enrolled.

02

Study from YOUR course

The tutor, quizzes, flashcards, and mock exams are all grounded in your professor's own materials - not generic internet answers. It speaks your class's language.

03

Earn deeper help

On graded work the AI starts with a nudge and escalates only as you engage - hint, guiding question, analogous example, walkthrough. The final answer stays yours.

The course library

Materials outlive
the semester.

Your course gets created once - every semester, new students join the same page and inherit the whole library on day one: last year's midterm, the annotated slides, the study guide that saved finals week. Elsewhere that knowledge dies in a group chat. Here it compounds.

And the bigger the library grows, the smarter the AI gets - it reads everything your class has ever shared.

PSYC 101 · library size by semester

12
Fall 2024
43
Spring 2025
84
Fall 2025
84+
You · Spring 2026

You start with everything. You leave it bigger.

Everything in one place

A full study OS for your course.

One shared class library

Slides, notes, homework, study guides - uploaded once, useful to everyone enrolled, this semester and every one after. Upvotes rank what the class actually found helpful, and it's all searchable and readable in the browser.

Final Exam (2024) - walkthrough56
Lecture 7 - Memory notes28
Week 9 slides - annotated23

Real past exams

The most valuable thing a class can pass down. Practice on the exams your course actually gave - shared by the students who took them.

Midterm 2 (2025) · shared 3 days before yours

Live class group chat

One chat per course. Share, ask, vent before the midterm. On Pro, the AI joins in - reading the chat and your class's library.

anyone get #4 on the pset? 😩
check the PS3 guide in the library ↑

A tutor grounded in your course

Answers cite your actual materials - "your Lecture 9 notes cover this" - and flag anything beyond what your professor has shared.

✓ Grounding the tutor with 14 class materials

Concept visualizer

Name any concept - get a map of the ideas around it: prerequisites, examples, pitfalls, and how to practice.

Streaks, XP & leaderboards

Sharing notes, taking quizzes, and showing up daily all earn XP. Friendly competition, school-wide or per course.

1Maya
2You
3Sam

The hint-tier system

It won't do your homework.
That's exactly why it works.

Try it - click a tier and watch the same question get four different depths of help. Concept questions always get full, generous explanations; this system only guards graded work.

Less helpYou engage → help deepens

The student asks

“How do I prove this recurrence on problem set 4?”

Tier 1 · Nudge

This is a divide-and-conquer recurrence - the Master Theorem section of your Week 6 notes covers exactly this shape. Which case do you think T(n) = 2T(n/2) + n falls into?

The ceiling rises one tier per exchange - deep help is earned, never handed out. The final answer is always yours.

1

shared library per class - upload once, everyone benefits

0

answer dumps on graded work - by design, not by policy

4

hint tiers that unlock as you engage with the problem

$0

to start - the whole class can join free today

Pricing

Free for the class. Pro for the AI.

Free

$0

Everything your class needs to study together.

  • Shared course library - notes, slides, past exams
  • Everything from past semesters, inherited on day one
  • Live class group chat & study-group workspaces
  • Quizzes, flashcards & leaderboards
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Pro

$6/mo

Your whole class, one brain - an AI that has read everything your class ever shared.

  • Everything in Free
  • AI assistant inside the class group chat
  • Reads every note, lecture & past exam in the library
  • Hint-tier protected - helps you learn, never cheats
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Your class is smarter
together.

Set up your course in two minutes. Invite the group chat. Watch the library grow.

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