For tutoring centers

    Every tutor teaching the same plan. Progress parents can see.

    Omnix360 keeps every tutor and location on your curriculum, shows which students are mastering topics and which are not, and gives you progress parents understand before they decide to renew.

    Scope a pacing pilot

    What center owners and directors need

    Consistent sessions across tutors

    See which tutors and locations drift from the plan, so quality does not depend on which tutor a family gets.

    Progress parents can see

    Named skills gained and skills still building, not session counts, so parents see what they are paying for.

    Fewer surprise cancellations

    Spot students who are stalling weeks before their families decide to leave.

    How a center pilot works

    One program, one term, success thresholds agreed in writing before you start.

    1. Step 1

      Scope

      Pick one program, such as middle school math. We agree baseline metrics and what success looks like.

    2. Step 2

      Pilot

      3-8 tutors in an invitation-only workspace built from your curriculum.

    3. Step 3

      Decide

      Go, adjust, or stop with the scorecard. Add programs or locations only when the evidence holds.

    Running in a real tutoring program today

    Pathways, an independent math and writing tutoring program, runs instructional work on Omnix360.

    Questions from center owners

    How big is a center pilot?
    One program, 3-8 tutors, for one term. Success thresholds are written down before the pilot starts.
    Does it work with part-time tutors?
    Yes. Every tutor follows the same pacing plan and sees the same mastery signals, so quality stays consistent as your team changes.
    What do parents see?
    Topic-level progress: skills gained, skills still building, and the next focus, in language parents understand.
    Do we need an LMS?
    No. Omnix360 runs alongside the tools you already use. If you do not have an LMS, we can bring one.

    Start with one program

    Bring your curriculum. We will show you where tutors drift and where progress stalls this term.

    Scope a pacing pilot