The tutoring platform built around the way students actually learn.
We started Gogos because the existing tutoring market had it backwards — billing by the hour, not by the outcome. We're rebuilding it around results, not seat time.
Every student deserves a tutor who actually fits — and the tools to turn each session into measurable progress.
Tutoring should feel like a great practice with a coach: focused, fast, and trending up. It usually doesn’t. Gogos is our attempt to fix the gap between what tutoring promises and what it actually delivers — one matched-in-minutes session at a time.
Started by two people who couldn’t find a tutoring platform they’d actually use themselves.
Kenny had spent a decade tutoring AP Calculus and SAT Math 1:1. He kept seeing the same pattern: families paying hundreds of dollars an hour with no visibility, students cancelling without penalty, tutors with thin qualifications charging top rates.
Lin ran the tutoring program at a private high school. She had the opposite problem: she could find great tutors, but the scheduling, payments, recap notes, and progress reporting ate half her week.
They built Gogos to be the platform they both wished existed — ruthless on tutor quality, generous with the tools around the session, and structured so progress is visible to everyone who cares about the student.
How we think about tutoring.
Four principles that show up in every product decision.
Outcomes over hours
Tutors are measured by what students learn, not what they bill. Every session ends with a recap, a quiz, and a progress signal you can read in 30 seconds.
Real people, smarter tools
AI handles the cumbersome work — summaries, practice sets, scheduling, grading — so tutors spend their time on what only humans can do: actually teach.
Parents in the loop, not in the way
Parents get visibility into pace, progress, and spending without micromanaging the session. Students get a coach. Parents get peace of mind.
Quality over scale
Less than 4% of tutor applicants earn S-Rank. We'd rather have a smaller bench of great tutors than a long list of mediocre ones.
We’re building this for the long run.
If that sounds like something you want to be a part of — whether as a tutor, a parent, a student, or a teammate — we’d love to hear from you.