Gauth
The overseas AI learning application launched by ByteDance covers photo-based problem-solving for assignments in various subjects, real-person tutors and visual knowledge exploration, and breaks down the problem-solving process into steps with explanations provided.
Updated: 2026-10-26
What is Gauth?
Gauth is an overseas AI learning app launched by the ByteDance team, mainly targeting international students. Its official website positioning is "Your AI Homework Helper — Gauth it, Ace it!". Its product line is divided into three parts: taking photos/entering questions to get step-by-step solutions, 24-hour real tutor services, and Gauth Atlas that makes subject content clickable and explorable. The problem-solving section emphasizes not just giving answers, but clearly explaining the "how" and "why" of each step. The coexistence of real humans and AI is its main difference from pure tool-based problem-solving apps.
Who is it for?
- Overseas middle and high school students who get stuck on a subject while doing homework and need instant answers
- For science students who want to turn abstract concepts into three-dimensional diagrams, the drill-down paths in Atlas are ideal for pre-class preview
- Users who prefer real human tutors over pure AI practice partners and need someone to guide them at their own pace
- Students who need to switch between multiple subjects during exam preparation
Key features
5Take a photo/Enter a problem
Support dragging images or pasting text. Covers subjects such as Math, Calculus, Chemistry, Biology, Business, Social Science, etc. The label "MORE" on the page indicates that the subject coverage is still being expanded.
Step-by-step (Step-by-Step Explanations)
It provides clear problem-solving steps, guiding students toward the answer instead of jumping straight to the result.
Detailed explanations (Detailed Explanations)
The official website states that it connects the logic of each step with prompts about "how" and "why" to help fill gaps in conceptual understanding.
Gauth Atlas (Visual Exploration)
Transform any disciplinary content into an interactively clickable exploration path, including four items: *See to Understand*, *Follow Your Curiosity*, *Infinite Depth*, and *Grounded in Sources*. The first three correspond to "Comprehend, Click, Infinite Drill-Down", while the fourth emphasizes that every chart can be traced back to authentic sources.
Tutor service (real-person tutors)
The official website states that thousands of real-person tutors are online around the clock to provide personalized tutoring; it also lists metrics such as 50,000 verified experts, a 98.5% satisfaction rate, and the fastest response time of 5 minutes for solutions.
How to use Gauth
- The official splits the product into two lines: AI and human tutors.
- It is recommended to first try one question using the AI's step-by-step solutions to confirm if the explanations match your understanding, before deciding whether to pay for a human tutor.
- Gauth Atlas is more suitable for "preview" rather than "emergency help": First, go through the concepts in Atlas by clicking around, then use the photo-based problem-solving feature to complete after-class assignments, which will yield more reliable results than directly searching for answers.
- The official website emphasizes that every chart in the Atlas has a source.
- When viewing the schematic diagrams, please take a moment to confirm the source labels and do not treat the visualizations as raw facts.
- The registration page asks you to select a language or region.
- making the wrong choice will affect tutor matching and content scope, so it is recommended to select your actual location initially.
Traffic & popularity
Data month Sep 2026
Gauth receives about 7.7M visits per month and ranks #8,574 worldwide.
Monthly visits
12 monthsTraffic sources
- Search71.5%
- Direct17.6%
- Display ads5.2%
- Referrals2.9%
- Social1.6%
- Other1.3%
Top countries
- United States41.8%
- Vietnam7.3%
- United Kingdom7.3%
- Brazil7.0%
- Indonesia4.0%
Estimated from third-party traffic data.
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