🏛App · 01
WACE Mastery
The core hub. Video lessons, AI tutor trained on my transcripts, spaced-repetition review of questions you have previously got wrong, and per-video quizzes. This is where every session starts.
Available from Free
§ The Platform
Four apps.
One login.
One subscription.
Every app shares your learning history. The AI tutor knows what you got wrong in Practice Forge. Exam Mastery knows your weak topics. Concept Studio speaks your language. They work together because learning isn’t modular.
⚒App · 02
Practice Forge
Unlimited adaptive practice questions targeted at your weak topics. Difficulty increases as you improve. Every answer feeds back into the AI tutor’s understanding of where you need work.
Available from Pro
📋App · 03
Exam Mastery
Full timed past-paper simulations. You mark your own work against the WACE marking key — coached by the AI — because learning to read a marking guide is half the skill. Automated error analysis then clusters your mistakes into weakness categories and produces a targeted study plan.
Available from Pro
🎬App · 04
Concept Studio
Type any concept you’re stuck on and get back a personalised animated video explainer. First principles. No acronyms. Multiple worked examples. Built around your question.
Available from Premium
AI disclosure — these apps use generative AI to coach your thinking. Outputs may be incomplete or wrong and are not a substitute for a qualified teacher. You remain responsible for your own work. Read more.
By using this app you agree to our Terms, Privacy & Acceptable Use. Operated by The Prof — previously known as The ATAR Tutoring Club (atartutoring.com.au), ABN 13 399 438 008.
§ Teaching Philosophy
I don’t teach students to be passive.
I teach students to mark their own work. To pull apart a WACE marking guide until they understand exactly what an examiner is looking for — and why. My best students end up writing marking guides better than the exam creators. That’s not an accident. That’s the goal.
The AI doesn’t mark for you. It coaches you while you mark. Because the student who can mark is the student who can score.