Step 1: You type what you're stuck on

Could be anything. A topic, a chapter you can't get through, something your teacher explained three times and it still didn't click. Plain language is fine.

Example: "How does the nervous system work" or "I don't understand opportunity cost"

Step 2: The system works out what to actually explain

It figures out the right starting point for that concept, then builds from there in a sequence that makes sense. Not a summary, not bullet points — an actual explanation in order.

Step 3: Length and pacing are tuned for shorter attention spans

Nothing longer than 3 minutes. Visual checkpoints throughout so if you drift, you can find your place again without rewinding the whole thing.

Step 4: You get a narrated, animated video

Ready to watch. Built for what you asked. Think Khan Academy, but for the specific thing you needed explained today, not a pre-made video that's close but not quite right.

Step 5: You watch it, maybe rewind once, and it actually stays with you

Not through willpower. Just because it was explained in a way that worked for how you think.

Footer: No textbooks. No re-reading the same paragraph four times. Type what you need, watch it explained.