A tutoring alternative that actually watches your child
No driving, no per-child fees, no stack of worksheets on a skill your child hasn’t understood yet. Gallop follows what their class is teaching, notices what slips, and re-teaches it a different way — then tells you the truth about it every week.
Why families start looking
Worksheet programs work for some children. The complaints we hear most often are the same three: the driving, the price, and the feeling that nobody is really watching your child — that they are working through a stack rather than being taught.
How Gallop is different
It follows her class
Paste your teacher's newsletter and this month's class topics lead the daily plan. Practice reinforces school work the same week it's taught — not a separate track running on its own schedule.
It re-teaches, not just repeats
Miss a skill three times and Gallop stops and teaches it again a different way. More worksheets on a skill a child hasn't understood just produces more wrong answers.
You see everything
A plain-English note tells you where your child actually is, what slipped this week, and the one thing worth ten minutes tonight.
Five subjects, not one
Math, English & reading, science, social studies and Spanish — each placed at your child's real level, independently.
No driving
It runs at your kitchen table, in about twenty minutes, on whatever device you already own.
One price for the family
$54 a month covers up to four children. Per-child centre fees add up fast; this doesn't.
What we don't claim
A worksheet centre gives your child a room, a schedule and a person expecting them. If that structure is the thing your child needs, that has real value and we won't pretend otherwise.
What Gallop offers instead is attention: a tutor that notices the specific skill your child keeps missing, teaches it again a different way, keeps pace with their actual classroom, and tells you the truth about it every week. If that's what's been missing, try it free for a week and judge it on your own child.
Questions parents ask
How is Gallop different from a worksheet program?
Two main ways. Gallop syncs to what your child's class is covering right now, so home practice reinforces school work the same week. And when a child keeps missing a skill, it stops and re-teaches it a different way rather than handing over more pages of the same thing.
Is it cheaper?
The family plan is $54 a month for up to four children and the solo plan is $34 for one, with no enrolment or registration fees and no driving. Per-child tutoring centre fees vary by location, so compare against your own quote.
Does my child still get structure?
Yes — a daily plan of about twenty minutes, built for them each morning, with streaks and a session timer. What they don't get is a fixed appointment you have to drive to.
What ages does it cover?
Kindergarten through 12th grade, across math, English and reading, science, social studies and Spanish. Each subject is placed independently, so a child can be ahead in reading and still building in math.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. Every account starts with a free 7-day trial and no card is required to begin.