Turnyourmethodology
into an AI tutor
Upload tasks, solution steps, and hints — our engine guides students through your methodology autonomously. With analytics. With real comprehension measurement.
Seeitinaction
Two short videos: how a student learns and how an instructor creates a course
1 min · A student solves a problem with an AI tutor
2 min · An instructor builds a course in the editor
Fromideatoaworkingcourse—4steps
Watch the demo
A real lesson on video: a student solving a problem with an AI tutor. The tutor guides without giving the answer.
Schedule a presentation
Tell us about yourself: what you teach, your methodology, how many students. We'll reach out within 24 hours.
Try it yourself
Get trial access. Go through a lesson as a student — see the tutor, hints, and checks from the inside.
We'll build your course
Send us your methodology — we'll help create your first course with the AI engine. In your teaching style.
Not a prompt on top of an LLM.
Custom architecture.
Formalizing education as a control problem with a Bayesian student model
Knowledge Graph
Many-to-many links between skills, tasks, and errors. Not a flat list — a compositional subject structure.
Bayesian Student Model
Updated on every observation. Reliability scoring: the system is not fooled by cheating.
Methodology Player
State machine: task → plan → step → check → hint → exercise. 6 hint levels without spoilers.
Outcome Measurement
Transfer (new task, same principle) + Retention (check after 1–7–14 days). Not 'solved now' but 'understood and remembered'.
Your expertise ×
our engine
Your teaching style
The tutor follows your methodology and speaks in your voice. Students learn 'with you'.
Analytics
Which hints work. Where students get stuck. Mastery growth, transfer, retention — in numbers.
Experiments
A/B comparison of methodology variants on real students. Objective data instead of 'I think this works'.
Open format
Your methodology in an open standard (L2T Protocol). No vendor lock-in. Data can be exported.
Anti-cheating
Reliability scoring: the system knows when a student is cheating. Honest comprehension metrics.
Quality control
You approve every change. Candidate → Validation → Approval → Rollback.
Twoaudiences.Oneplatform.
Educators and tutors
- Scale your methodology to hundreds of students without losing quality
- AI delivers your steps, hints, and checks — 24/7
- Analytics: which hints work, where students get stuck, what to improve
- Students learn 'with you' — the tutor follows your style
Researchers and methodologists
- Open protocol (L2T Protocol) for formalizing methodologies
- Structured logs: every step, hint, and error — recorded
- Objective methodology comparison via transfer and retention metrics
- Research paper with full formalization (POMDP, hypergraph, student model)
Whatsetsusapart
| Typical AI Tutor | Closed Adaptive System | LearnToThink | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | LLM + prompt | Closed system | Custom architecture |
| Student model | None | Closed | Bayesian, open |
| Content | Own catalog only | Own only | Any educator |
| Hints | LLM generates | System selects | 6 levels, designed by methodist |
| Methodology comparison | Impossible | Impossible | A/B on standard metrics |
| Open protocol | No | No | L2T Protocol (Apache 2.0) |
| Transfer/Retention | No | No | Built-in |
How a real methodology works
The 'Fano Condition' methodology: from zero to exam-level problems in 100 minutes
Wire and current → uniform code
- Wire metaphor
- What is a bit
- Uniform code
- Task: encode DBAC
Variable-length code and the problem
- Why save space
- Decoding problem
- Task: find ambiguity
Fano condition
- Rule formulation
- Code tree
- Task: verify a code
Building codes
- Tree-based algorithm
- Optimality
- Task: build a Fano code
Target tasks
- Exam problem #1
- Exam problem #2
- Exam problem #3
- Transfer task
See the system in action
and ask the team questions
Tell us about yourself — we'll reach out, show you the platform, and help digitize one lesson from your methodology.
Scientific foundation and open protocol
Everything is open: formalization, specifications, data schemas.
