BEGIN
Pick something you want to understand.
A question, a topic, or something you've been reading. Shape a course around it and start learning.
For the endlessly curiousMade for iOS
Follow the rabbit hole.
A course that grows with your curiosity. Start with anything you want to understand. When a question comes up, Learnfold can explain it, create a page, and open a whole new branch to explore.
Go deeper when you want. Pick up where you left off.
IT STARTED WITH A QUESTION
Why does a piano sound different from a guitar?
Let's understand that.
Same note.
Different sound.
A piano and a guitar can play the same note, yet sound different. Part of that difference comes from the mix of harmonics in each sound.
Wait, what is a harmonic?A word you don't understand can be the start of your next page.
A NEW PAGE IN YOUR COURSEHarmonics, from the beginning
An explanation with room for another question. Keep exploring, or return to your lesson.
Follow this questionA SELF-EVOLVING COURSE
The best part of learning?
The question
you didn't see coming.
You're halfway through a lesson and something doesn't click. Ask about it. Learnfold can build an explanation into your course, with pages, subpages, and folders for the places your curiosity takes you.
HOW IT UNFOLDS
Learning makes
more questions.
Your course has a starting point. Where you go from there is up to you.
ASK
Pause at the part that doesn't click.
Select a passage and ask. Get a simpler explanation, unpack an unfamiliar idea, or follow a thought it sparked.
GO DEEPER
Give that question its own page.
When a question needs more room, Learnfold can create a linked subpage. That page can lead to another.
KEEP GOING
Take the detour. Come back whenever.
Your explorations become part of the course. Revisit a branch, keep asking, or continue the lesson you started.
ONE QUESTION LEADS TO ANOTHER
Try a little
rabbit hole.
Read a little. Choose a question. See it become a page inside the course, then follow the next question.
An interactive example with prewritten pages. In Learnfold, you ask your own questions.
SOUND & MUSICEXAMPLE
Same note. Different sound.
A piano and a guitar can play the same note, yet sound different. Part of that difference comes from the mix of harmonics in each sound.
That's one small branch. In Learnfold, you can ask your own next question and keep exploring.
ROOM FOR EVERY DETOUR
It all becomes
part of your course.
The explanation you needed today is still there when you come back. Your course holds both the original lessons and the questions you explored along the way.
PAGES WITHIN PAGES
Go as deep as the question takes you.
Explore a concept in a subpage, then dig into something inside that explanation. Nested pages and folders give each branch a place.
A COURSE YOU CAN RETURN TO
Pick up the thread.
Reopen an explanation, return to your lesson, or continue reading from where you left off.
WHATEVER MAKES YOU WONDER
You don't need
a practical reason
to learn something.
A sound you hear
Musical notes, harmonics, and why instruments sound like themselves.
A sky you look up at
Starlight, distance, and what it means to see into the past.
Something on your table
Bread dough, yeast, and the tiny bubbles that make a loaf rise.
Whatever comes next
History, art, code, philosophy. Bring the thing you've been wondering about.
A FEW QUESTIONS FIRST
Curious about
Learnfold?
What do you mean by a course that grows?
You start with a course on something you want to understand. As you read and ask questions, Learnfold can expand an explanation or create linked pages and subpages. The course develops around what you want to explore.
Does every question create a new page?
No. Sometimes a quick answer is enough. Learnfold can clarify something in the conversation, improve the lesson, or create a separate explainer when the question deserves more room.
Can I come back to the original lesson?
Yes. The new explanation is linked to the lesson it came from. You can revisit your pages and course outline, then continue reading where you left off.
What can I learn about?
Start with a topic or question you're interested in. It might be music, history, mathematics, cooking, or a concept you encountered in a book. Your curiosity sets the subject.
Can the explanations be wrong?
Yes. Learnfold uses AI to create explanations, and it can make mistakes. Question what you read and check important facts against reliable sources.
How can I try it?
Learnfold is being built for iOS. Join the waitlist to hear when you can try it.
THERE'S ALWAYS ANOTHER QUESTION
Go on.
Follow that thought.
Start with something you want to understand. See where it takes you.