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AI tutoring platform for high school students combining curriculum planning, progress tracking, and visual problem-solving explanations.
@Cjeremydev · X
, The AI that explains schoolwork by drawing.
Track your placement prep by practicing DSA patterns with ChatGPT-powered guidance.
@8876sahil · X
If you tired of random DSA videos and unstructured placement prep. You can try trackMe a free placement tracker. Practice DSA pattern-wise, prepare topic-wise, and learn with ChatGPT. Feedback welcome. Share if useful
Improve judgment across parenting, communication, leadership, and finance through swipe-based scenario quizzes.
@ShashankBhutiy4 · X
Duolingo for Soft Skills and career growth
Generate study plans and AI quizzes from YouTube playlists for structured learning.
@shuvo_xyz · X
Study with YouTube lectures, notes, code execution, and AI-generated flashcards in one window.
@angelgetemm · X
Track your learning progress and project development as a developer.
@Dev_code_04 · X
Manage enrollment, grading, billing, and parent communication for Philippine schools.
@janmendrez · X
proud with this one, all vibe coded and schools are actually using it
Interactive storytelling platform where kids create and share stories while learning.
@feifei_qiu · X
A place kids can create, share, learn and grow, starting with stories and soon a walkable book
AI-powered English learning game where kids photograph their schedule to generate vocabulary lessons through animal villagers.
@lzhgus · X
My kid goes to an English-only school in the US, but we speak Chinese at home. So I built her a tiny Animal Crossing-style island to learn English 🏝️ Snap a pic of the teacher's daily schedule → AI turns it into a lesson pack → she learns words from animal villagers, shakes apple trees, goes fishing 🎣 100% hand-written Three.js, zero assets, no backend. Try it:
Learn math and physics through cinematic missions and interactive physics simulations.
@electricdrago10 · X
@suni_code Here it is: https://t.co/FJRlXNARp2 Definitely appreciating feedbacks
@sykatt01 · X
Here it is: Definitely appreciating feedbacks
Highlight dense passages to generate short visual explanations without leaving your browser.
@Berbir12 · X
Dense reading shouldn’t stop your momentum. Highlight the passage that isn’t clicking. Strang turns it into a short visual explanation, right inside your browser. One complete video is free.
