Ailurn

Self-directed learners use Ailurn to turn a goal or source into a course they take themselves. Planning chat can research the web, then commit ordered modules and lessons. Public courses on Explore can be forked into a workspace. The free plan is one course, and subjects include finance, design, interviews, math, and code.

Lessons open in a reader. Code lessons walk through Visual Studio Code, and STEM lessons can show labeled models and worked problems. On any plan you can paste a public GitHub repo, docs URL, or YouTube link. Pro adds unlimited courses and lesson generation, PDF and note uploads, lesson audio, Ask grounded in the current lesson, quizzes, flashcards, slides, spaced review, and export of a Markdown ZIP, JSON, or HTML pack. People use it to learn a skill from a prompt, study a repository or documentation as a course, or turn slides or a playlist into a path they can resume.