About TeachBuddy by Oxbridge

TeachBuddy by Oxbridge is an interactive learning platform for mathematics. You give it a problem, a set of lecture notes, a PDF, or photographs of a whiteboard, and it turns the material into a narrated slideshow: one idea per slide, spoken aloud in clear teacher language, with the working shown step by step. Instead of scrolling a wall of text, you watch and listen in the same way you would follow a lecture, pausing and replaying any step until it clicks.

Every deck is built around the original material you provided. If you upload your own lecture notes or slide snapshots, the platform narrates those exact slides rather than replacing them, so the explanation stays faithful to what your teacher actually taught. Narration is available in English and Mandarin, and you can switch language at any point without rebuilding the deck. Decks can be saved and reopened later from your library.

The app is for secondary school and university students preparing for public examinations, especially students working through HKDSE, A-Level and IB mathematics; for teachers who want a quick way to turn a worksheet or a set of notes into a narrated lesson; and for independent learners who prefer to hear an idea explained before reading it. It is designed to be usable on a phone between classes as well as on a laptop at a desk.

TeachBuddy by Oxbridge is built and maintained by the Oxbridge teaching team, a small group of tutors and software engineers who build tools around how students actually revise: short explanations, visible working, and the ability to stop and go back.