I have been using AI for learning for about a year now. It's really quite helpful for breaking down concepts and generating flashcards and the like, though I am interested in hearing about how other people have been using it: what has worked well, what hasn't?
I have been using AI for learning for about a year now. It's really quite helpful for breaking down concepts and generating flashcards and the like, though I am interested in hearing about how other people have been using it: what has worked well, what hasn't?
I’m a solo developer who got tired of the classic cycle: spend weeks learning something cool, feel accomplished in my new knowledge/skill, then slowly watch it all fade away. So I built Gwen and the beta is now live.
Gwen is a learning app that helps you organize what you’re studying, and enables you to maintain mastery of it over time.
A key distinction between Gwen and other similar apps is that it makes a distinction between maintaining knowledge (through cards) and skills (through exercises) and helps keep it in your head long-term using spaced retrieval (a gold-standard from cognitive science). It’s designed for concepts and skills in programming, math, languages, certifications-- anything mastery-heavy.
It’s completely free for local use, with optional paid sync for backups and multi-device.
I’d love honest feedback from people who ship things and learn constantly. If you try the beta, tell me:
Super grateful for any thoughts and thanks for checking it out!!! :D
>> gwenlearning.com