Hi, we’re Tura.

We’re building a personal AI tutor that starts with your own lecture notes and your own past papers, so what you are taught is what you are going to be asked.

The work

Four problems a tutor has to solve.

A research team studying a physical neural-memory network in a sunlit laboratory — **Adaptive reasoning***Modelling a course and its exam as one body of connected knowledge.*

Researchers mapping information through a learning system on an open-air campus — **Learning systems***Turning what a paper asks into what to study next.*

Researchers reviewing long-term memory infrastructure across a terraced campus — **Persistent memory***Carrying what a learner knows from one session to the next. This one has a name: Dhee.*Meet Dhee

A painted learning system connecting books to ideas — **Teaching from your book***Explanations built from your own notes, with the page they came from beside them.*

A note from the founders

Nobody revises in the abstract. There is a date, there is a paper, and there is the quiet worry that you are spending your evenings on the wrong half of the module.

Almost every tool built for this answers questions or summarises text, and leaves that worry exactly where it found it.

The answer was sitting on the desk the whole time. A past paper is the clearest statement anyone will ever give you of what you are expected to know. So Tura reads yours, and lets it decide what tonight is for.

The people

Three of us, one question.

What should a tutor understand in order to teach better? Company building, product engineering and AI research, all pointed at that.

Co-founder & CEO

Shashwat Kapoor

Leads company strategy, partnerships, and the path from learning problems to a product that can scale.

Co-founder & CTO

Ashish Dwivedi

Builds the product and the systems beneath it, so Tura is dependable wherever a student studies: on the web, the desktop and the phone.

Co-founder · Head of AI & Data Science

Paarth Shrivastava

Builds the intelligence that turns learner activity into durable memory and the right next teaching move.

What we hold to

The principles behind the product.

The learner comes first

The course, the pace, the explanation and the next step should meet the person, not an average user.

Understanding, then proof

Reading a chapter and being able to answer on it are different things. A tutor should get you to the second.

Clarity is a feature

Hard subjects deserve calm tools, visible progress, and language that never makes the learner feel small.

Memory with purpose

Dhee remembers what helps the next learning decision, and nothing for spectacle.

The best tutor should know more than the answer.

Bring your books and your papers. Start on the topic that matters most.

Start learning