The AI tutor built specifically for psychology. Snap any AP Psych question, IB Psych diagram, or DSM concept and get a step-by-step explanation. Master the full College Board AP framework — without wading through a generic homework solver.

What it is

Psych Tutor (Psychology AI) is the first AI-powered learning app focused exclusively on psychology. Most homework apps treat psychology as an afterthought — you can scan a multiple-choice question, but they label DSM symptoms without showing you how to distinguish anxiety from OCD, or caption a brain region as “part of the brain” without explaining what it does. Psych Tutor was built from day one for psychological reasoning, so the answers actually teach the subject.

What you can do

📸 Snap & Solve

Take a photo of any psychology question, brain diagram, DSM symptom list, or research-methods scenario from a textbook, worksheet, exam, or screen. Psych Tutor is optimized for psychology content — multiple-choice questions, free-response questions, brain anatomy, behaviorism examples, attachment diagrams. The AI returns a clear step-by-step solution in seconds.

🧠 AI Tutor

Ask follow-up questions in plain language. The tutor remembers the problem context and explains until it clicks. Ask why operant conditioning shapes behavior, not just what the answer is. Ask how to distinguish major depressive disorder from bipolar II, not just for the diagnostic criteria.

📚 Topic Library

A full 10-level psychology roadmap aligned with the AP Psychology framework and IB Psychology approaches:

• Level 0 — Scientific Foundations — History & Approaches, Research Methods, Experimental Design, Statistics in Psychology, Research Ethics
• Level 1 — Biological Bases of Behavior — Neurons & Neural Firing, The Nervous System, The Brain, Genetics & Behavior, Sleep & Dreaming
• Level 2 — Sensation & Perception — Principles of Sensation, Vision, Hearing & Other Senses, Perceptual Organization
• Level 3 — Learning — Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, Observational Learning, Biological Constraints on Learning
• Level 4 — Cognition — Models of Memory, Encoding/Storage/Retrieval, Forgetting & Memory Construction, Thinking & Problem Solving, Language & Cognition, Intelligence & Testing
• Level 5 — Developmental Psychology — Prenatal & Childhood, Cognitive Development, Social & Emotional, Adolescence & Identity, Adulthood & Aging
• Level 6 — Motivation & Emotion — Theories of Motivation, Hunger/Belonging/Achievement, Theories of Emotion, Stress & Health
• Level 7 — Personality — Theories of Personality, Assessing Personality
• Level 8 — Clinical Psychology — Defining & Classifying Disorders, Anxiety/OCD/Trauma, Depressive & Bipolar Disorders, Schizophrenia, Other Disorders, Therapy & Treatment
• Level 9 — Social Psychology — Attribution & Attitudes, Conformity & Obedience, Group Behavior, Attraction & Prosocial Behavior, Prejudice & Aggression