What Alloprof does

Alloprof is a Quebec-based registered charity (organisme de bienfaisance enregistré) founded in 1996 by Sandrine Faust that provides free homework help and academic support to all Quebec primary (grades 1-6) and secondary (grades 1-5) students, as well as to their parents and teachers. The organization operates a unified digital platform (alloprof.qc.ca) that delivers a structured curriculum-aligned content library covering Mathematics, French, Sciences, History, Geography, English, Indigenous Content, Financial Education, and Contemporary World through multiple modalities: study fiches, interactive exercises, educational games, video lessons, short-form MiniRécups, structured Parcours (learning paths), peer-to-peer support (Zone d'entraide), and real-time teacher assistance via chat, phone, and text. A dedicated Alloprof Parents portal offers nearly 1,000 resources including articles, videos, downloadable tools, and a professional hotline service. The platform is supported by approximately 200 teachers from all Quebec regions and operates under an explicitly Quebec-bounded service area (phone and chat limited to Quebec residents).

The technology stack centers on a cloud-based educational platform with Google Cloud-hosted infrastructure (data stored in Quebec) and growing AI integration for personalization, recommendation, and generative content production (Adobe Firefly and Midjourney for educational imagery). The organization holds registered intellectual property for the Alloprof name, domain, and all associated digital assets. Compliance posture includes adherence to Quebec's Law 25 and Canada's PIPEDA, with a designated Chief Privacy Officer and Privacy Impact Assessments preceding major system changes. Technology management includes dedicated Director of Technologies, Chief Data Officer, UX/UI leadership, and multiple Scrum masters, suggesting mature agile delivery practices.

Alloprof's business model is a non-revenue-generating charitable model: all services are free to end users with no premium tiers. Operating funds are sourced from a diversified base including government grants (Gouvernement du Québec as Premier de classe tier funder), corporate sponsors across multiple tiers (Rio Tinto, Fondation Desjardins, RBC, Banque Nationale, BMO, Hydro-Québec, Power Corporation, La Caisse, Rogers, COGIR, TD, CIBC, AtkinsRealis, Valero, TéQ), major foundations (Fondation de la Famille Pathy, La Fondation Rossy, Fondation Famille Trottier), individual donations via CanaDon, and R&D partnerships (Coveo, Tech3Lab, Ivado, Google). The organization has been formally referenced in three successive Quebec Ministry of Education policy frameworks (2009, 2017, 2021), indicating structural government alignment. Customer acquisition is primarily through organic awareness (94% Quebec youth awareness), school partnerships with Centres de services scolaires, teacher networks, and community referrals rather than paid marketing.

Name

Alloprof

Legal name

Alloprof

Website

https://alloprof.qc.ca

Company type

Private

Founded year

1996

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Alloprof is a Quebec-based registered charity providing free, curriculum-aligned homework help, tutoring, and educational resources to all Quebec primary and secondary students, parents, and teachers through a digital platform supported by 200 teachers.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Online Educational Support Services

NAICS

Educational Support Services (611710), Educational Support Services (6117), Educational Support Services (61171)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Homework Tutoring & Academic Support (Subject Tutoring) (HSAAAHAC)

akta.pro secondary industries

Hybrid/Blended Classroom & HyFlex Instruction Systems (EDAFABAC), Specialized Learning Support (Dyslexia/LD Coaching, Assistive Strategies) (EDAJALAJ)

Keywords

• Educational technology
• Online tutoring
• Homework help
• E-learning platform
• Academic support

Headquarters

HQ city

Montréal

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Government Funding: Government grants from the Gouvernement du Québec representing a significant portion of revenue from diversified and stable sources.
2. Corporate and Foundation Partnerships: Funding from businesses and foundations including Premier de classe partners (Gouvernement du Québec, Fondation de la Famille Pathy, Rio Tinto, Rossy, Desjardins, RBC), A+ partners (Hewitt, Banque Nationale, BMO), A partners (Hydro-Québec, AtkinsRealis, Fondation Famille Trottier, Valero, TéQ, TD, CIBC), B+ partners (Power Corporation, La Caisse, Rogers, COGIR), and Éclaireurs R&D partners (CEAP, Coveo, Tech3Lab, Ivado, universities, Google).
3. Individual Donations: Charitable donations from individuals, facilitated through CanaDon platform. Donation messaging emphasizes impact: $10/month provides 800 school accompaniments.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Alloprof provides a free digital educational support platform for Quebec primary and secondary students, delivering homework help, curriculum-aligned study sheets (fiches), exercises, educational games, explanatory videos, and structured learning paths (Parcours). The platform adds real-time certified-teacher assistance via chat, phone, and text, a moderated peer-help community (Zone d'entraide), specialized French-language resources (Allofrançais), and a dedicated parent portal (Alloprof Parents) with approximately 1,000 support resources — all aligned with the Quebec Education Program.

Product overview

Alloprof is a free homework help and academic support platform for Quebec students from primary (grades 1-6) to secondary (grades 1-5), as well as parents and teachers. The platform operates as a unified digital ecosystem consisting of a core platform with multiple integrated modules: the main website offering educational content (Fiches, Exercices, Jeux, Vidéos, MiniRécups, Parcours), a peer support community (Zone d'entraide), real-time teacher assistance via chat (Demander à un prof/Clavarder avec un prof), specialized French resources (Allofrançais), and a dedicated parent portal (Alloprof Parents). All services are free, aligned with the Quebec Education Program, and supported by 200 teachers across all regions of Quebec. The platform leverages AI for personalization and content generation, serving approximately 94% of Quebec youth with a 25% annual growth rate.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Allofrançais: A dedicated section providing French language resources and support for students who find French challenging.
• Alloprof Parents

Products and services

• Alloprof Platform (Plateforme numérique) Free digital homework help platform for Quebec students from Primary 1 to Secondary 5, providing integrated access to fiches, exercises, games, videos, learning paths, peer help community, and real-time teacher assistance across all Quebec curriculum subjects.
• Fiches (Study Sheets) Comprehensive study sheets covering key concepts across Mathematics, French, Chemistry, Sciences, History, Physics, Geography, English, Indigenous Content, Financial Education, and Contemporary World for all Quebec primary and secondary grade levels.
• Exercices (Exercises) Interactive practice exercises allowing Quebec students to test their knowledge across all subjects and grade levels aligned with the Quebec Education Program.
• Jeux (Educational Games) Educational video games designed to make learning engaging and fun, including titles like Grimoire for reading practice. Games are available across multiple subjects and grade levels.
• Vidéos (Educational Videos) Educational video content explaining key concepts and providing visual learning experiences across all Quebec curriculum subjects and grade levels.
• MiniRécups Brief video summaries for quick concept review and exam preparation, covering key topics across Quebec curriculum subjects.
• Examens et trucs d'étude (Exam Preparation and Study Tips) Exam preparation resources and study tips including guides for surviving summer courses and exam schedules, aligned with Quebec secondary curriculum.
• Parcours (Learning Paths) Structured learning paths guiding students through specific skill development sequences, such as writing skills at the primary level, organized by subject and grade.
• Zone d'entraide (Peer Help Zone) Peer-to-peer support zone where Quebec students can ask and answer academic questions, with content moderated by Alloprof teachers.
• Clavarder avec un prof (Chat with a Teacher) Live chat service connecting Quebec students with qualified Alloprof teachers for real-time homework help via text messaging, available during designated hours.
• Allofrançais Specialized French language learning resource providing additional tools, exercises, and support for Quebec students who find French grammar and writing challenging.
• Alloprof Parents Dedicated portal providing approximately 1,000 articles, columns, videos, and downloadable tools to help parents of Quebec students support their children's academic success, organized around themes including homework help, exam success, learning difficulties, reading/writing development, healthy habits, and Quebec school system navigation.
• Parler à un professionnel (Talk to a Professional) Free telephone hotline service where Quebec parents can ask questions to professionals such as orthopedagogues, with responses also provided via email and private Facebook messaging.
• Les Grandes révisions Intensive ministry-exam review sessions covering key subjects including French, Mathematics, History, and Sciences at the Quebec secondary level, held annually before exams. The 2025 edition attracted nearly 20,000 adolescents.
• Apprendre ensemble Resources and support for parents of children with learning difficulties including ADHD, dyslexia, dysorthography, and reading/writing difficulties, developed in partnership with Institut des troubles d'apprentissage.
• Au cœur du trouble développemental du langage Informational and support program for families of Quebec youth with developmental language disorder, featuring 9 articles and a podcast series with 7 episodes, developed with Regroupement TDL Québec.

Quantifiable outcome

• 94% of Quebec youth aware of Alloprof; 89% would recommend to friends
• +5 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability6 records

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and éclaireurs (r&d).

• Google CloudcoreTechnology or Integration · 2 October 2025Google Cloud announced increased investments and collaborations in Québec, including a partnership with Alloprof to support AI research and digital transformation initiatives. This partnership enables Alloprof to integrate AI for more personalized learning experiences for students.
• Coveoéclaireurs (r&d)Technology or IntegrationTechnology partner providing search and relevance solutions as part of Alloprof's 'Éclaireurs' (R&D and innovation) partner tier.
• Centre d'études sur l'apprentissage et la performance (CEAP-UQAM)éclaireurs (r&d)Strategic or Co-development PartnerResearch partner from UQAM that conducted studies on Alloprof's games and digital resources, examining how they contributed to pedagogical continuity during COVID-19 school closures.
• Université de Montréaléclaireurs (r&d)Strategic or Co-development PartnerResearch partner collaborating on the 'Guide d'utilisation d'Alloprof dans les milieux vulnérables' study to understand realities of students facing learning challenges.
• Institut des troubles d'apprentissage (Institut TA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partnership to launch 'Apprendre ensemble' project providing resources and support for parents of children with learning difficulties (TDAH, dyslexia, dysorthography, etc.).
• Regroupement TDL QuébeccoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership to launch 'Au cœur du trouble développemental du langage' project with 9 articles and 1 podcast (7 episodes) to inform and support families of youth with developmental language disorder.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Khan Academy: Global non-profit providing free educational videos, exercises, and personalized learning. Closely comparable to Alloprof in mission (free homework help) and product (videos, exercises, learning paths), though Khan Academy is English-first and global rather than Quebec-curriculum-specific.
• Paper (Tutor.com): North American online tutoring platform providing unlimited chat-based tutoring and essay review for K-12 students, often contracted through school districts. Comparable in on-demand teacher-supported homework help delivery, though commercial/B2B model rather than free charity model.
• IXL Learning: Large subscription-based adaptive learning platform covering math, English, science, and social studies for K-12. Comparable in providing interactive exercises aligned to curricula, though commercial and broader in geographic scope.
• Brainfuse: Online tutoring and homework help service contracted by libraries and schools across North America, offering live tutor chat, writing labs, and study resources. Comparable in providing real-time teacher/tutor chat support and study resources for K-12 students.
• Quizlet: Global digital learning platform offering flashcards, practice tests, and study tools used widely by K-12 and post-secondary students. Comparable as a widely-adopted free study aid for homework and exam prep, though independent of curriculum alignment.
• ALEKS (McGraw Hill): Adaptive learning platform for math, science, and business subjects used in K-12 and higher education. Comparable in providing AI-driven personalized learning experiences, though commercial B2B model rather than free charity service.

Direct peers

• SOS Devoirs: Quebec-based non-profit offering free homework help via chat and phone, supporting primary and secondary students in French. Directly competes with Alloprof in the same Quebec market and same free-tutoring model, though with a smaller scale and less digital content.
• Netmath (Scolab): Montreal-based edtech offering online math practice aligned with Quebec curriculum for K-12 students. Comparable as a Quebec-aligned digital learning platform serving the same student base, though focused specifically on math rather than all subjects.

Emerging players

• Studyo: Quebec-based educational planning and study tools platform used by teachers and students. Comparable as a digital learning tool serving Quebec schools, though more focused on lesson planning and student scheduling than homework help.
• Outschool: Online marketplace for live small-group classes for kids, including academic subjects. Comparable as an online educational support platform connecting students with educators, though commercial and group-class oriented rather than free homework help.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/@alloprof
• Facebookfacebook.com/alloprof
• Xx.com/alloprof

Compliance3 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles15 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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