The school report arrives after the term is over.
By the time a report says “needs improvement in algebra,” that gap has been growing quietly for months. You never got the chance to help while it still mattered.
Tonight, at dinner tables across Australia —
“How was school today?”
It’s what parents hear all term — right up until the school report says otherwise. Duxie shows you how school is actually going: topic by topic, before the exam, not after it.
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You’re not an absent parent. The system just isn’t built to show you anything until the damage is done.
By the time a report says “needs improvement in algebra,” that gap has been growing quietly for months. You never got the chance to help while it still mattered.
Private tutoring in Australia typically runs $70–$130 an hour — and after each session you still can’t see what was covered, what stuck, or what’s still shaky. You’re paying for an hour, not for visibility.
Free AI chatbots hand your child the answer in seconds. The homework gets submitted, the learning never happens — and nobody finds out until exam day.
You watched them answer every question right at the kitchen table, so they must know it — right? Not quite. That night, the lesson was hours old, the notes were open, and every question was the same type. That’s context memory — knowing it while it’s in front of you — and it fades faster than anyone expects.
The exam tests something different: retrieval memory — pulling it back weeks later, cold, no notes, with every topic mixed together. They’re two different abilities, and only one of them earns marks. Homework measures the first. Exams measure the second. Nobody measures the gap between them… until the exam does.
What “they got it all right tonight” looks like by exam day — without review.
The pattern is the same every time: the problem is invisible until it’s expensive. A missed topic in week 3 becomes a lost mark in week 10 becomes a lost term.
Duxie is an AI tutor built around your child’s real school — their actual topics, their actual exam dates, even the names their teacher uses. Your child practises with a tutor that guides instead of giving answers.
And unlike homework, Duxie doesn’t stop at “they got it right tonight.” It trains retrieval — spacing reviews out over days and weeks, and only calling a topic mastered when your child can still produce it cold, the way the exam will ask for it.
And you? You finally get to see everything. Which topics are solid, which are slipping, and exactly what needs attention before the next exam — not after the next school report.
Three things no school report, no tutor invoice and no free chatbot will ever give you.
Mastery slipping — last practised 6 days ago. Duxie has queued a review session.
Add your child’s subjects, topics and exam dates. Duxie organises everything the way their school and teacher name it — so what your child sees at home matches what they see in class.
Short, focused sessions: flashcards, worked walkthroughs and exam-style questions. Mastery isn’t ticked off after one lucky answer — topics have to be proven, and re-proven, before Duxie calls them solid.
Your parent dashboard shows mastery topic by topic, flags what needs attention, and emails you when exam prep should start — before the next school report, not in it. No more guessing. No more “fine.”
Duxie was built in Australia, for Australian families, with child safety and privacy designed in from day one — not patched on later. Read our full Privacy Policy, including a version written for kids to actually understand.
Stored in Australia. Processed with care. Your child's account, personal details, and saved work live on Australian servers in Sydney. To generate flashcards and power the tutor, some learning content is processed by our AI provider and may be handled outside Australia — always minimised to what's needed, kept no longer than necessary, and never used to train AI models. Exactly what's processed, and where, is set out in our Privacy Policy.
One hour a week with a private tutor typically costs Australian families $280–$520 a month — for one subject, one hour, and no visibility. Duxie covers every subject, every night of the week, and shows you all of it.
Start with a 14-day free trial. We'll take your card to set up the account but won't charge it until day 15 — then it's $80/month unless you cancel. Cancel any time before day 15 and pay nothing.
Get startedStart with a 14-day free trial. We'll take your card to set up the account but won't charge it until day 15 — then it's $130/month unless you cancel. Cancel any time before day 15 and pay nothing.
Get startedStart with a 14-day free trial. We'll take your card to set up the account but won't charge it until day 15 — then it's $200/month unless you cancel. Cancel any time before day 15 and pay nothing.
Get startedEvery plan includes every feature — the tiers only change how many students are covered. Cancel anytime from your dashboard; no lock-in contracts, no exit hoops.
No — that’s the point of Duxie. It’s deliberately built to guide, not give. Ask it “what’s the answer?” and it responds the way a good tutor would: with the next question that moves your child’s own thinking forward. Free chatbots hand over answers; Duxie builds the ability to find them.
No. Generic chatbots know nothing about your child’s school, topics, exam dates or history — and they’ll happily do the homework for them. Duxie is a structured learning system: it tracks mastery over time, knows when exams are coming, plans backwards from them, verifies its practice questions, and reports everything to you. The AI is one component inside that system, not the product itself.
No, and be wary of anyone who does — no tutor, program or app can honestly guarantee results. What Duxie guarantees is what it controls: structured practice built around your child’s real school, tutoring that makes them do the thinking, and complete visibility for you, so problems get found while there’s still time to act on them.
Your child's account and saved work are stored on Australian servers (Sydney). Some learning content is sent to our AI provider to create flashcards and run the tutor, which can involve processing outside Australia — under strict controls, never used to train AI models, and never kept longer than needed. The full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
This is the question we built the company around. Your child’s conversations are never used to train AI models, we run no ads and sell no data, and you control consent and can delete your child’s data at any time. We operate under the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles. Our full privacy policy, including a child-friendly version, is at duxie.au/privacy.
Homework night is the easiest test your child will ever sit: the lesson is fresh, the notes are open, and every question is the same type. Exams ask them to retrieve the same material weeks later, cold, with topics mixed together — a different skill entirely, and the one that actually earns marks. Duxie is built for exactly that gap: it keeps re-testing topics on a spaced schedule after the homework is done, and shows you whether the knowledge is holding or quietly fading.
Short and consistent beats long and rare. Duxie’s sessions are designed to be focused — a topic review or a small practice set — and the study plan spaces them out so nothing relies on a marathon cram. Most families see it slot naturally into the after-dinner routine.
Yes, anytime, from your dashboard, in a couple of clicks. No lock-in contracts, no phone calls, no retention scripts.
See, this term, what “fine” has been hiding.
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