Built by people who've been there.
Designed by students and educators who got tired of watching shortcuts make learning optional — and decided to build the version where it isn't.
It started with a familiar scene: a student, a deck of 80 lecture slides, and an answer site open in the next tab. The shortcut was right there. Everyone knew what it cost — the exam was coming either way.
The insight wasn't “cheating is bad.” Everyone already knows that, and saying it louder helps no one. The insight was that learning could be made easier than cheating — if your own materials became bite-sized lessons, if a built-in learning companion coached instead of answered, and if progress fit into the ten spare minutes you actually have.
So we built it — students and educators, together. One promise to students: easier than cheating. One promise to instructors: easier to comprehend. Same product. Both true.
Small team, big respect for your time.
Believes fast is a feature. Placeholder bio — swap with real team.
Former TA; has graded 4,000 essays and counted every one. Placeholder bio.
Took the 8 a.m. Personally. Placeholder bio.