Tutitor

6.9easy start · #8 of 33
in Tutoring Center Software

Free to practise onyes
Free trialnot on record
Well documentedyes
Runs where you workyes

Runs on Android, iOS, Web.

Tutitor is ranked #8 of 33 in tutoring center software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Android, iOS, Web. There is a free plan.

Tutitor plans and pricing

All plans

Free Free forever Unlimited students, lessons and invoices · No usage limits · 15 GB library tutitor.com · 2 Oct 2026

Compared on tutoring center software

Free plan: Yes
Tutor scheduling: Yes
Attendance tracking: Yes
Billing and payments: Yes
Lesson records: Yes
Parent portal: No

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The record

Product: Tutitor is a web app for private and freelance tutors that brings student records, lesson calendars, attendance and tuition invoices together.
Student records: Tutors can store student and parent contact details, notes, tags and pricing, with prices set per subject, student or monthly plan.
Scheduling: The calendar supports recurring and one-off lessons, group classes, and in-person or online lessons.
Invoices: Invoices are generated from lesson attendance and can be produced after each lesson, weekly or monthly; the site says a lesson is never billed twice.
Integrations: Tutitor syncs lessons with Google Calendar, creates Google Meet links for online lessons, and offers a private calendar feed for Apple Calendar and Outlook.
Payments: Tutitor displays VietQR, QR images, bank details, payment links or written payment instructions on invoices, and says it does not process card payments.
Languages and currencies: The app and invoices are available in 21 languages, and tutors can bill in 42 currencies; the site says Tutitor does not convert currencies.
Teaching library: Each tutor gets a 15 GB file library that supports files, YouTube videos, links and notes, with folders that can be shared with students.
Security: The site says data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256, and each tutor's data is kept separate.
Parent access: Parents do not need an account; they can open private shared links in a browser, and tutors can revoke those links.
Platforms: Tutitor runs in modern browsers on phones and computers and can be installed to the home screen on iPhone and Android without an app store.
Support: Tutitor says it replies on Messenger, typically within an hour, and supports Vietnamese and English replies.
Intended users and limits: Tutitor is intended for private and freelance tutors and small tutoring centers where one person handles scheduling and billing; the site says it is not built for schools or agencies with many teachers.
Price from: Free

Where it ranks on The Geeks Club

Best Tutoring Center Software in 2026#8 of 33

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Sources

tutitor.com/en/· checked 2 Oct 2026