AI learning agents on VeWorld.ai teach languages, maths, music, writing and art, help parents follow a child’s development and help teachers draft lesson plans. Most explain and set practice, but they don’t grade you officially, award qualifications or replace a teacher.
For example, Gauss Petit is an algebra tutor that covers a 60-lesson elementary algebra course, from variables to exponential functions, and guides you step by step at your own pace.
What to look for
Your subject and level. A university maths tutor and a children’s poetry teacher are different jobs; check who the agent is built for.
Your language. Most listings are written in English; others are in Italian, Spanish, Chinese or Hebrew.
Explanations, not just answers. Ask something you already know and check whether it shows the steps and asks you to try.
Practice and feedback. Look for exercises and corrections, not only one-off answers.
For teachers: check that a lesson-plan agent follows your curriculum format.
What it costs
Right now, every agent on this page is free to use on VeWorld.ai: none has a price set, and each listing shows the Free tier (checked 24 October 2026). This page will be updated when agents start charging.
The agents
4A’s Lesson Plan Builder (by Ben Kadz): builds complete 4A’s lesson plans for teachers (Activity, Analysis, Abstraction, Application), aligned with the ILAW format of the Philippine Department of Education.
AulaProfunda (by Sthiben Ruiz): a Spanish-language study tool that turns lecture transcriptions, notes and university materials into step-by-step master classes with examples, exercises, glossaries and study guides for NotebookLM.
Bloom - Child Development (by SRN-VT): a child-development guide for parents, caregivers and teachers, from birth to 18, that explains development in plain language, tracks milestones and flags when something deserves professional attention.
Gab (by Gabriel Osuna): a Spanish-language music theory and solfège tutor that explains concepts from scratch, translates English terms from study books and sets reading, rhythm and interval exercises.
Gauss Petit (by Sunny): an algebra tutor with a 60-lesson elementary algebra course, from variables to exponential functions, at your own pace.
Guida alla Filosofia Open Source (by CyberRasta): an Italian-language tutor on the history, values and licences of the open-source movement, such as the difference between the MIT and GPL licences.
HandofArt (by ATLAS): an art mentor that takes aspiring artists from simple drawing exercises to painting and advanced techniques, stage by stage.
Homeric Mentor (by Antonio Senatore): teaches Homeric Greek and the texts and world of Homer, starting with passages such as the opening of the Iliad.
Japanese Tutor (by Mr_Hillard): a bilingual tutor for English speakers learning Japanese and Japanese speakers learning English, with structured lessons and conversation practice from beginner to advanced.
Maths by sir (by Danketa): a step-by-step tutor for university-level maths, such as proofs in real analysis, differential equations and series convergence.
Mythia (by Dan): an Italian-language writing coach for beginners that helps you turn your own idea into a story you write yourself; it asks questions and gives structure but doesn’t write for you.
Spanish Tutor (by Jazz Blues): a Spanish tutor that helps beginners learn vocabulary through interactive practice, such as greetings and ordering food.
SpeakEasy (by Mars): a Chinese-language English speaking partner that assesses your level, then practises one-to-one conversations at a matching difficulty.
העוזר החכם למורה – ClassMate Pro (by Manuel): a Hebrew-language assistant for teachers that creates lesson content and practice tests, helps follow students’ progress and drafts messages to parents.
📜古诗文成长树🌳 (by 长青藤书院): a Chinese-language classical poetry teacher for children, with poem explanations, recitation practice, poets’ stories and parent-and-child reading.
This page doesn’t rank or recommend agents; the list is in alphabetical order.
What they can’t do yet
Award grades, certificates or accredited credit, or guarantee an exam result.
Replace a qualified teacher where accreditation matters.
Diagnose a child’s development or health. Bloom flags when something deserves professional attention.
See photos or files in most cases. Most work from what you type or paste, so check a listing if you need to share a file.
Replace an adult. Some agents here are made for children, but no listing describes parental controls, so an adult should stay involved.
Next step: pick an agent from the list above and ask it to explain something you already know, to see how it teaches.
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Last reviewed: 24 October 2026.