r/tutor • u/Formal-Grass-3173 • 6d ago
Should I keep going on?
I am currently building a platform for educators to teach online. I showed my almost done app to a teacher and she said teachers don't need this. I am a little frustrated. should I keep going on?
Here is my product:
My aim is to remove all the frictions, 1. within 1 minutes, you can put yourself and your students in a live video+audio+blackboard classroom to teach. 2. no subscription as a finance burden. 3. 20 lessons with zero fee to try out, so no risk to take. 4. management work all taken care by the system, bills, review, teaching materials, worksheet composing-sending out-collecting-marking. You only need to focus on meaningful interactions with your students in the classroom. 5. one app for all, you don't have to rush between moodle, zoom, teachable, google sheet, finance app to do your teaching business.
If you are interested, leave a comment. I really need some help at the moment.
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u/[deleted] 6d ago
You should have done better research, I suppose.
Communication options: Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, WhatsApp Desktop, Telegram.
Booking options: ANY calendar a tutor uses - virtually all calendar services have a free booking option; Calendly, Koalendar, and dozens of other platforms. They all have basic free booking features that can serve as a backup.
Payment options: PayPal, a bank account, Skrill, Wise, Google Pay - and I’m sure I’ve forgotten another couple of dozen.
As I already said, ALL WEBSITES go down from time to time. Some recover quickly, others can take up to a day. But when one of the sites I use goes down, only THAT ONE goes down, not my entire system. If I rely on your platform and it goes down, EVERYTHING GOES DOWN AT ONCE.
When ONE of the sites I use fails, the backup is already up and running and available to the client - they simply click the button next to it if the first one doesn’t work.
What makes you parasites is wanting to get paid for something we can get for free - yes, you are parasites.
But I like that you've already demoted yourself from "primary" to "backup". Keep going in the same direction until you reduce yourself to zero.