Inkwell
Online tuition for Years 7 to 12: a parent finds a tutor and books an hour, and every tutor proves who they are before anyone can book them.
Studio concept · 2026 · Product design, Prototype
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the project
Inkwell is a made-up product for a Queensland tuition company that teaches online, and has to show parents that the person on the other end of the call has been checked.
A parent searches by subject and year and sees three tutors, each with the one thing they want to know: when they are next free. They book an hour from the month and that day’s times, the booking comes back as a ticket, and the lesson opens full screen, with a whiteboard the working is drawn on by hand, both cameras and the chat beside them.
A new tutor proves who they are on their phone before anyone can book them. Six checks run against a licence, a selfie, a Blue Card, a degree, an ABN and two referees, and a face match under 80% goes to a person, who sees the licence and the selfie side by side.
Staff run it from one dashboard: tutors as cards, the checks that need action, and the commission against the term’s teaching hours. Tutors are paid every second Friday and see each payout on their phone, with when it should land, the account it goes to and a reference to quote.
what we shipped
- A dark staff dashboard for tutors, identity checks and payouts, in one window
- A full-screen classroom with a hand-drawn whiteboard, both cameras and the chat
- Finding a tutor, booking an hour, and the lesson as a ticket
- Identity checks on the phone, a reviewer’s decision, and a tutor’s payout
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