This document summarizes a presentation about an on-demand tutoring app for college students. The app allows students to find immediate tutoring help from vetted tutors anywhere and anytime through their phones. Recent updates to the app include adding secure databases, hiding past chats, letting tutors reject sessions, blocking users, adding ratings and profile pictures, filtering options, and style fixes. User feedback was positive about seeing tutor profiles and filtering options, while wanting more filtering categories. The presentation concludes the hypothesis that on-demand tutoring helps students perform better with less stress was confirmed. Lessons learned include being more specific about the platform, audience and features, and testing on multiple devices during development.

1. Preso #5
By: Patrick Doyle, Nik Hill, Clayton Webb

2. Elevator Pitch
● For college students
● Who are dissatisfied with short-term academic help
● Our product is a commitment-free tutor finder
● That provides immediate help when and where you need it.
● Unlike campus learning centers, Facebook, or Reddit,
● Our product lets users find convenient, one-time help at the
push of a button.

3. Changes Made in MVP2
● Secure database
● Hide chats after 7 days
● Tutors can reject sessions
● Blocking users
● Ratings
● Profile pictures
● Filtering
● Style fixes

4. Demo

5. User Data

6. User Feedback
“I’m glad I can see who the tutor is
and don’t have to guess whenever
someone walks in the door”
“I like being able to search for a
class but I felt like it could’ve
used more options”

7. Hypothesis
An on-demand tutoring tool will help students do better in
their classes with minimal stress.
YES

8. Lessons Learned
● Don’t generalize, be more specific (platform, audience,
features)
● Test on multiple devices as you go
○ Don’t assume that just because it works for you that it
works for everyone.