What happens after you type a topic?
Five steps, repeated in short rounds. Pick one to see it.
01
Type a topic
Write what you want to learn in one sentence. Add what you already know or what it's for, if you like. Kaidzen drafts an ordered roadmap in under a minute.
02
Review the outline
Read the draft before anything starts. Reorder or remove nodes, or tell it what to change in plain words. Nothing you have already mastered is ever rewritten.
03
Read one piece a day
Each node is a few short articles, one a day, with a single reminder at a time you choose. Most take under ten minutes. Ask a question on any article and the answer appears right there.
04
Pass the checkpoint
Every node ends with five questions. Four right and it's mastered. Miss one and you see why before moving on. Stuck? Start a live tutor session on that node.
05
The next round adapts
Your checkpoint results and "too fast / too slow" feedback recalibrate pace and depth for the next round. Then the cycle starts again, a little better fitted to you.
One round, day by day.
Three short reads, a checkpoint, then the next node. The rhythm matters more than any single session.
How the planner works
Article 1 of 3
How the planner works
Article 2 of 3
How the planner works
Article 3 of 3
Checkpoint
4 of 5 to master
Reading EXPLAIN output
Article 1 of 3
Reading EXPLAIN output
Article 2 of 3
Nothing due
Or catch up