Outline-first generation
The structure comes first so you stay in control — content is generated per lesson only after the outline looks right.
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Describe what you want to learn — or hand over your own materials — and the course builder drafts the outline, writes the lessons, and generates the quizzes. You study; it does the structuring.
Type a subject like "transformer architectures" or attach your own documents as the source of truth.
Chapters and lessons are proposed in a logical learning order. Reorder, remove, or add sections before generating content.
Each lesson comes with explanations, summaries, quizzes, and flashcards. Share the course with a study group or your students via a link.
The structure comes first so you stay in control — content is generated per lesson only after the outline looks right.
When you attach sources, lessons cite them — the course teaches your syllabus, not a generic internet summary.
Every lesson ships with quizzes and flashcards that feed directly into spaced review and quiz challenges.
Publish a course link for your study group or class; they can read lessons and take the quizzes.
Turn a vague goal like "learn statistics" into a concrete path with lessons and checkpoints.
Draft course scaffolding from your research materials in minutes instead of weekends, then refine by hand.
Build one shared course from the group's collected materials so everyone follows the same path.
Yes. The outline is fully editable before generation, and lessons can be regenerated or edited afterwards. The builder is a drafting partner, not a black box.
Yes — attach PDFs, notes, or imported books and the course is generated from and cited against those sources.
Course quizzes and flashcards join your review queue with FSRS scheduling, and can be used in quiz challenges and friend PK games.