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au·to·di·dactnoun
a self-taught person.
Type what you want to learn. Autodemia plans it, teaches it in short lessons, and brings each idea back right before you would forget it.
Read your first lesson before you even sign up. Then Autodemia proposes a plan you can adjust and maps out every idea in it.
Upload chapters, notes or links. Each is matched to the concepts it covers, and answers quote it, checked against the source.
Five minutes in line or a two-hour session. Pick the time and get a session sized to it, due cards first.
Each card comes back right before you would forget it. Concepts shared with another pursuit bring your mastery along.
Marv is the Assistant inside Autodemia. He sees what you're on, explains, checks your work and points the way, while you do the learning.
Ask from any screen. He already knows the lesson, question or card in front of you.
Plainly, from your sources, as many times and as many ways as it takes.
Says exactly what was right and what wasn't, and won't hand you an answer you haven't tried yet.
Tells you what to look at next, so you always know your next step.

Why does my groupby give me a Series and not a table?
You picked one column after grouping: ['sales']. Ask for a list, [['sales']], and you get a table back. Try it in the code pad.
You set the goal and follow the progress. Autodemia does the teaching.
Every claim points back to the page, paragraph or link it came from, so you can check it.
One conversation that knows your pursuits, your weak spots and what you got wrong last week.
Each concept has a mastery score that rises with practice and fades with time, like real memory.
Role-play in any language, out-loud explaining, a code pad and a whiteboard for skills you perform.
Study in five-minute gaps. Install it to your home screen and get a nudge when cards are due.
Start from a pursuit someone already mapped out, or share yours so others can.
General assistants are great at explaining a thing once. Learning needs a plan, practice and memory, kept across months and across pursuits.
Anything you can describe: a language, calculus, guitar theory, a certification, a new job's domain, or a book you want to really understand. Autodemia builds the concept map from your goal and your sources.
A chatbot answers the question in front of it and forgets. Autodemia keeps a map of every concept you are learning, tracks how well you know each one, schedules reviews before you forget, and cites the sources behind its answers.
Marv is your Assistant inside Autodemia, an AI study partner you can ask from any screen. He sees what you are on, explains it, checks your work and points the way, while you do the learning. He won't hand you the answer to a question you haven't tried yet.
Yes. Type what you want to learn and you get a first lesson and three questions right away, with no account. Sign up only if you want to keep it, and that lesson becomes the start of your plan.
Yes. You can start free with no card. Paid plans add more AI usage, deeper answers from larger models and community features. See the pricing page for details.
Member for $79 a year, locked for as long as you stay, plus early access to new tools and a spot on the founders wall. Available only through December 31, 2026 (US Eastern time).
Yes. Autodemia is built mobile first and runs in any modern browser. Add it to your home screen to use it like an app and receive study reminders.
Yes. You become their guide: you set the goal and the sources, and Autodemia does the teaching while you follow their progress. Add child profiles for your kids, set up a class for your students, or create programs for your organization. You can also share any pursuit so others can start from it.
Type it and read your first lesson now. Sign up only if you want to keep it.
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