How Oskoole worksAsk. Follow. Come back.

You ask a tech question in your own words. Oskoole answers with simple steps, pictures and a voice reading them out. That’s all there is to it.

Your first three questions are free. No card, no account.

1

Ask it your way

Type your question into the box, the way you’d say it out loud. There’s no special wording and no wrong question.

  • “Is this text a scam?”
  • “How do I video call my family?”
  • “Where did my photos go?”
The Oskoole home screen, with the question How can I make a video call typed into the box.
2

Follow the steps

Oskoole turns your question into a short tutorial. Go at your own pace, one step at a time.

  • Numbered steps in plain English, no jargon
  • A picture for each step, so you know where to tap
  • A friendly voice reads each step to you
  • In any of 76 languages
An Oskoole tutorial with numbered steps down the side and a play button under each step.
3

Come back any time

Forgotten how you did it? Every answer is saved, ready for next week or next year.

  • Your past tutorials sit right under the question box
  • Replay them as often as you like
  • No one to bother, no one waiting
The Oskoole home screen, with an arrow pointing to the list of your last tutorials.

Works on the device you already have

Oskoole runs in your web browser, so there’s nothing to install.

PhoneiPhone or Android
TabletiPad or Android tablet
ComputerWindows or Mac

No rush. No jargon. No judgement.

Try it with your own question.

Your first three questions are free. After that, it’s $99 a year or $9.99 a month, with Brain Skoole included.