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Knows your province. Knows your grade. Knows your exam.
Grades 1–12 · All 10 provinces · Free to start
MapleMind: AI Homework Tutor is a Canadian AI tutoring app for K-12 students — Grades 1–12 across all 10 provinces. It covers Math, Science, English, French, and Social Studies with step-by-step homework help, adaptive practice quizzes, and provincial exam prep (EQAO, FSA, PAT). MapleMind works in 14 languages — including English, French, Punjabi, Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, Tagalog and Urdu — and the AI tutor responds in whichever one you choose. It's aligned to your province's curriculum and course codes, and free to start.
AI homework help, adaptive practice, and provincial exam prep — every feature is built for Canadian K-12 students, designed for one outcome: the moment a struggling student becomes a confident one.
Ask a question, snap a photo of the problem, or open a full topic lesson. Your AI tutor walks through every step clearly — and if the first explanation doesn't land, it finds another way.
Ontario MTH1W, BC Math 10, Alberta 30-1. MapleMind knows your province, your grade band, and exactly what your teacher covers — so every explanation is relevant, not just close.
Every question is generated for your topic, your grade, and your level — not pulled from a static bank. Adaptive difficulty means you're always working right at the edge of what you know.
Full provincial exam simulations in the exact format you'll face: multiple choice, written response, AI grading. So nothing about test day is a surprise.
Consistent study compounds. Daily streaks build momentum, mastered topics stack up, and achievement notifications remind you what regular effort actually looks like over time.
Guided Learning Mode is on by default — the tutor teaches the concept and works a different example, so it never just hands over the assigned answer. And it's locked: turning it off takes the account password or Face ID. Help they can't copy.
Worried AI just hands kids the answers? MapleMind is built the opposite way — and it's locked so they can't switch it off behind your back.
Guided Learning Mode is on from the very first question. The tutor teaches the concept and works a different example — it never solves the exact problem your child was assigned.
Switching to direct answers requires the account password or Face ID / Touch ID. A student can't quietly turn it off to get the homework done for them.
Hold the password, hold the keys. Direct answers are there when a parent wants them — for everyone else, it's learning first, every time.
No textbooks. No scheduling. No waiting for a human tutor to respond.
Pick your province and grade. MapleMind loads your full curriculum — every subject, topic, and course code your teachers use. No browsing a generic content library. Just your stuff, ready to go.
Type a question, snap a photo of the problem, or start a full lesson on something you've been lost on for weeks. Your tutor explains clearly, checks your understanding, and adapts when something doesn't land.
Topics you've covered show as mastered. Your streak marks consistency. Exam readiness builds visibly. When test day comes, you know where you stand — not where you hope you stand.
Eight screens. One app. Everything a Canadian student needs from September to finals.
Midnight before a test. No human tutor available. MapleMind is there — with patience, clarity, and zero judgment.
Not just math. Every subject in the Canadian K-12 curriculum, from Grade 1 phonics to Grade 12 calculus.
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Your school board uses specific curriculum expectations. MapleMind knows them — including the provincial tests that count.
Includes EQAO Grades 3, 6, 9, 10 · BC FSA · Alberta PAT · OSSLT · and more
Games built from the real curriculum. Progress that counts. The fun kind of hard — not the textbook kind.
Count fast. Think faster. Tap glowing numbered bubbles in sequence across 80 progressive levels — adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing. Grade K–12 difficulty tiers built straight from the curriculum.
More games coming soon
How an AI homework tutor built for the Canadian curriculum compares to the general-purpose tools most students try first.
| Feature | MapleMind | ChatGPT | Photomath | Khan Academy | Human tutor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aligned to your province's curriculum & course codes | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | US-centric | Depends |
| Teaching can't be switched off to get answers | ✓ Locked on | ✗ Bypassable | ✗ Answers only | ✗ No lock | ✓ |
| Provincial exam prep (EQAO · FSA · PAT) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Depends |
| Learn in 14 languages (app & AI tutor) | ✓ 14 languages | Chat only | Limited | Some FR | Depends |
| Built in Canada · PIPEDA privacy | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Local |
| Typical price | Free tier · $9.99/mo CAD | Free · $20+/mo USD | Free · ~$10/mo | Free | $40–80/hr |
Comparison reflects publicly available features as of 2026. ChatGPT, Photomath, and Khan Academy are trademarks of their respective owners.
A private tutor runs $40–80 an hour. Plenty of families can't stretch to that — and plenty of newcomer parents are helping with homework in a curriculum and a language they're still learning themselves. We built MapleMind so any kid with a phone gets patient, curriculum-aligned help in their own language — 14 to choose from — the moment they're stuck.
We don't make money from screen time. Most apps are designed to keep you scrolling. MapleMind is designed to get a student to the point where they actually understand the question — which is also why Guided Learning Mode teaches instead of answering, and stays locked.
Read our story →5 tutoring chats and a practice quiz daily, at no cost — no card required.
From English and French to Punjabi, Mandarin, Arabic and more — and the AI replies in the one you pick.
Guided Mode is locked on, so it stays a learning tool — not a shortcut.
A human tutor runs $40–$80/hr. MapleMind is $9.99/month — with no scheduling, no commute, and no limit on questions.
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The stuff parents and students search for at 11pm the night before a test.
Yes — fully. MapleMind is aligned to Ontario's K-12 curriculum including EQAO prep for Grades 3, 6, 9, and the OSSLT at Grade 10. Every subject follows Ontario Ministry course codes and learning expectations. When your teacher says MTH1W, MapleMind knows exactly what that means.
All 10: British Columbia (FSA), Alberta (PAT), Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario (EQAO and OSSLT), Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. Each province gets its own curriculum alignment — not a one-size-fits-all Canadian version.
Grades 1 through 12 (roughly ages 6–18) across all provinces, plus Adult 11 and Adult 12. From Grade 1 phonics and addition to Grade 12 Calculus, Advanced Functions, and Chemistry — every grade has full curriculum alignment for all five subjects.
Five core K-12 subjects: Mathematics, Science, English Language Arts, French (Core and Immersion), and Social Studies. All content is aligned to the specific curriculum of the student's province and grade.
Yes — free to start, no credit card needed. The free plan includes 5 AI tutoring chats and 1 practice quiz every day, plus a full provincial exam simulation to try. Your free limits reset daily. Pro is $9.99/month or $49.99/year CAD with a 7-day free trial and unlimited everything.
Not when it's used to learn. MapleMind's Guided Mode teaches the concept and works a different example instead of handing over your exact answer, and it's on by default. Switching to direct answers is locked behind the account password or Face ID / Touch ID, so a student can't quietly turn it off. Used to understand the work, AI is a study tool, not a shortcut. Read our parent's guide.
ChatGPT is a general chatbot and Photomath mainly solves equations — neither is built around your province's curriculum or exams. MapleMind knows your grade, province, and course code, teaches the method (not just the answer), and includes EQAO, FSA, and PAT exam simulations.
For Canadian K-12 students, the best fit is an app aligned to your provincial curriculum. MapleMind is built specifically for Canada — all 10 provinces, EQAO/FSA/PAT exam prep, support for 14 languages, and grade-appropriate teaching — which generic tools like ChatGPT, Photomath, or Khan Academy don't offer. See the full comparison.
Yes. MapleMind includes full EQAO Grade 9 Mathematics simulations with both Part A multiple-choice and Part B written-response sections, matched to the current Ontario curriculum. Pro members can practise as many times as they like before test day. Read the EQAO prep guide.
The Grade 9 EQAO Mathematics assessment can count for 10–30% of your final mark, depending on your Ontario school board. MapleMind's EQAO prep mirrors the exact test structure — Part A multiple choice and Part B written response — so the format is familiar before you walk in.
Yes. MapleMind supports Core French and French Immersion across all grades. The app works in 14 languages with full French support, and you can ask the AI tutor to explain anything in French — even mid-conversation. It won't switch back to English unless you ask.
MapleMind is built in Canada and PIPEDA-compliant. Students under 13 require verified parental consent before using AI features. We don't sell personal data, and parents can request data export or deletion at any time.
MapleMind is available on iPhone and iPad via the App Store and on Android via Google Play. Your progress, streaks, and chat history sync to your account so you can pick up where you left off.
MapleMind works in 14 languages: English, French, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Korean, Portuguese, Tagalog, Punjabi, Urdu, Somali, Vietnamese, and Amharic. It's not just the app's menus — the AI tutor explains, teaches, and gives feedback in the language you choose, so students (including newcomers to Canada) can learn in the language they think in.
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