Pick what’s holding you back. We’ll tailor your Blueprint to it.
Select one to preview your first steps.
Master your material, one session at a time.
Your material
Start with your material.
Bring supported notes, slides, and articles into your library.
Your study tools
Prometheus builds your study tools.
Create a map, a set of questions, or a tutor from your sources.
Your practice
Work on what needs practice.
Try a question, check the source, and return to what needs work.
Example output
Instant Study Cards
Create recall prompts from supported study material, then check them against your sources.
Plato's Phaedrus Study Deck
Example output
Effortless Knowledge Maps
Explore how concepts connect, then explain the links in your own words.
Example output
Prometheus Tutors
Ask an AI tutor to explain ideas using the materials you provide.
- Generate practice questions for your chosen topic.
- Get explanations with examples from your content.
- Ask follow-up questions when an explanation is still unclear.
Student
I keep forgetting the core theories. What should I focus on?
Prometheus Tutor
Let’s start with the three main models. I’ll make a few recall prompts, then five practice questions to see what needs more work.
Next step
Practise the main models, then review the questions you missed.
Example output
Your AI Librarian
Keep supported study files together and search for ideas within them.
- Search for relevant ideas and passages.
- Choose library sources for your learning tools.
- Keep files organised in folders and collections.
Cognitive Load - Notes.pdf
Found: working memory limits
Preview: intrinsic vs extraneous load notes.
Memory Systems - Lecture.md
Found: consolidation stages
Preview: encoding -> consolidation -> retrieval.
Active Recall - Study Plan.docx
Found: retrieval practice
Preview: spaced quiz cadence and checkpoints.
Prometheus: Structure, Momentum, Mastery
Trial includes
- Personalised Blueprint
- Prometheus Tutor sessions
- Knowledge maps and study cards
- AI Librarian search and retrieval
What it helps you do
Know what to study next, keep your material together, and get help as you work.
Private tutoring can cost hundreds per week. Prometheus brings that level of guidance into your everyday study.
See a study session
Two doors left. Why isn’t it 50–50?
Watch a Tutor explain the problem, then suggest a short practice task.
Read the demo transcript
A learner asks why the Monty Hall problem is not fifty–fifty after one door opens. The Tutor explains that the first choice wins in one of three equally likely prize placements, while switching wins in two. This depends on a host who knows the prize location, always opens an unchosen empty door, and always offers a switch. The learner is invited to list the three cases and try a small practice task.