A demo course page listing lessons with why each one matters.A lesson in the quiz step, showing a multiple-choice question.
Customer
Working professionals taking online courses to grow in their careers, who want to remember the material months later, not just finish it.
Problem
People watch a lesson, nod along, and forget most of it within a week. Courses are built to be consumed, not retained, and nothing brings back the parts you missed.
Outcome & measures
Drop files into a folder. The app transcribes them, organizes them into a course, and runs each lesson as a loop: prime questions, watch or read, a quiz, then spaced review of what you got wrong.
Any file I drop in becomes a browsable course with the full study loop
A daily review queue built from what I missed
Answers to my questions cite the lesson they came from
What's next · Dec 2026
Pick up new files on its own instead of waiting for me to press sync.
Why I built it
I had a growing library of online courses and a poor record of remembering them. I wanted the study habits I know work, priming, quizzing and spaced review, applied automatically.
How it came together
It began as a coach for one set of course transcripts, then grew a video and quiz loop, then became general: any video, audio, PDF or text file I drop in gets transcribed locally and turned into lessons.
What I learned
Retention is a separate job from applying what you learned. I split them on purpose: this app helps me remember, and a different tool helps me use the material on real problems.
