Bring it or ask for it. Axo builds the rest.
Two doors into the same loop. Whatever you start with, you end with a Path of four units and sixteen Bites, a finish line, and a review that keeps it.
Door one. Bring your own.
For the onboarding doc, the 40-page research dump, the textbook chapter. Axo restructures what you give it. It never invents.
Add your material.
Paste any length of text and drop in files: a PDF, slides, a transcript, a photo of notes. Up to 30,000 words per Path; longer becomes a two-Path series.
Axo reads it and tells you what it found.
A reading checklist, not a spinner. If a file can’t be read, it’s named on the spot.
A source-cited outline.
Four units with the page, slide or timestamp each one came from. Change anything before it builds.
Pick a reading level.
Plain, Standard or Technical. The wording changes. The facts never do.
Bite 1, with its sources.
Every question carries a chip that names its page. Nothing is added that isn’t in your files.
Bring your own
Here’s what I found.
limb-regeneration-review.pdf
14,260 words
seminar-transcript.txt
41 minutes
notes-photo.jpg
Too blurry to read. Skipped, and I said so.
- Found four units
- Every question names its page
- Nothing added that isn’t in your files
Ask Axo
What do you want to know, and by when?
Enough NBA to keep up with my friends. Game’s Friday.
Got it. Casual fan, this season, about two hours. Your Path is ready.
NBA, enough for Friday
4 units · 16 Bites · about 2 hours. Built from this season’s coverage.
Door two. Build me a course.
For the thing your friends keep talking about, the job you start Monday, the topic you’ve been meaning to understand for years.
Say what you want and by when.
“Enough NBA to hold my own on Friday.” Three to five quick turns pin down your goal, your level and how deep to go.
Axo checks the catalog.
If someone already asked for this, your Path is ready instantly. A thousand people ask for NBA basics a thousand ways.
The outline, in under ten seconds.
Four units, scoped to you. For current topics, Axo grounds it in a few web searches and dates it.
Bite 1, in under twenty.
The first Bite streams to you while the rest of the unit builds in the background.
It says what it drew on.
Prompt-built Paths show their sources and a generated-on date. You can flag anything, and we fix it.
The shape of a Path never changes.
Fixed on purpose, so every Path ends. The science calls it the goal gradient: a visible finish line is what gets people through.
| Piece | Size | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Path | 4 units, about 2 hours | A hard cap. Longer topics become a Path series, each level finishable alone. |
| Unit | 4 Bites and a unit check | The check is 8 to 10 mixed questions. |
| Bite | 5 to 7 minutes | 3 to 5 ideas, 6 to 10 exercises. One idea per screen; never more than two screens of reading before a question. |
| Capstone | 15 to 20 questions | Across every unit. Score 80 percent to earn the badge. Retries are free and pull different questions. |
| Quick Path | 1 unit, about 25 minutes | For “before my meeting at three.” Coming after launch. |
| Concept | One testable statement | The unit of spaced repetition. Every exercise maps to one. |
Seven ways to ask.
Questions, never summaries. Six of the seven are graded instantly without a model, which is why learning in Axo costs almost nothing to run.
- Multiple choice
- Three or four options, one of them almost right.
- Fill in the blank
- Typed with forgiving matching, or tapped from a word bank.
- True or false
- With a “why” reveal either way.
- Ordering and matching
- Steps, timelines, term to definition.
- Explain it back
- Free text in your own words, graded on a simple rubric.
- Listen and answer
- The prompt is spoken, not shown.
- Scenario
- “Your friend says X. What do you say?”
After the finish line.
- Keep Sharp
- Each idea gets a memory score and a next-review date. Keep Sharp pulls what’s due today across all your Paths and mixes them, which is harder and works better.
- Go Deeper
- Level two is a new Path, not a longer one. You get to finish again.
- Rabbit Hole and the Burrow
- Highlight a term inside any Bite and it queues as its own Path. Your Burrow is where they all live.
Axo’s vocabulary.
Nine words. No “curriculum,” no “module,” no “learner.”
- Path
- A course. It has a start, an end and a capstone.
- Bite
- A lesson. Five to seven minutes.
- Keep Sharp
- Spaced review, across all your Paths, of what is due today.
- Go Deeper
- Generate the next level as a new Path.
- Rabbit Hole
- Highlight a term and queue it as its own Path.
- Burrow
- Your saved topics and finished Paths.
- XP
- Points, earned only for correct recall.
- Streak
- Days in a row. One Bite keeps it.
- Badge
- What a finished Path earns you.
The promise we protect.
We never invent content you asked us to learn from. A Path built from your document uses only your document. A Path built from a prompt says what it drew on and when. Trust is the whole point of paying for this instead of asking a chatbot.