otto is the AI study coach Victorian students already use for the VCE. We're building it on the NESA syllabus for the HSC, and opening it to NSW students in stages. Join the waitlist to get in first.
Not a question bank, and not another app to keep up with. otto works out what to do next and helps you do it.
otto maps the syllabus for each of your courses, tracks what you've nailed and what's shaky, and tells you what to work on next.
Your notes and the syllabus become short lessons and practice questions, written the way HSC questions are actually asked.
Stuck at 11pm? otto explains it step by step and checks you've understood, instead of just handing over an answer.
In most NSW schools the HSC courses begin in Term 4 of Year 11, a full year before the exams. The habits you set in the first few weeks are much easier to keep than the ones you try to start in trial season.
Most families can't pay for a tutor in every course. otto gives your teen a study coach across all of them for A$29 a month, and you can opt in to a short weekly summary of what they worked on. Join the waitlist as a parent and we'll tell you when it opens.
Join the waitlistWe're opening otto to HSC students in stages. Everyone on the waitlist gets in before it opens publicly, in the order they joined.
The most-studied HSC courses first: English, Mathematics, the sciences and the big humanities courses. Then the rest.
Built for the HSC. otto works from the NESA syllabus for each course and uses HSC language: modules, assessment tasks, bands and NESA's key words. That's why it isn't open yet.
The same as for VCE students: a 7-day free trial, then A$29 a month unless you cancel. Joining the waitlist is free and commits you to nothing.
If your teen chooses, you can get a short weekly summary of what they worked on. You'll never see their tutor conversations.
otto is already open to VCE students. Use the VCE / HSC switch at the top of the page.