Your school's real catalog — 2,578 courses from 16 LA schools. Pick yours, get the deck for the unit you're actually tested on. No prompt to write. No account.
2,578 COURSES · 16 LA SCHOOLS · NO ACCOUNT NEEDED
Every course below is a real line from a real school's published catalog. Tap your school and watch yours light up.
TAP YOUR SCHOOL ABOVE TO LIGHT UP ITS CATALOG
It's free, it's already on your phone, and it's a better model than anything we could build. We're not going to pretend otherwise. Here's the four things it can't do.
ChatGPT has never heard of Honors Chemistry at Harvard-Westlake. So you write a paragraph describing it — and then you write it again on Thursday. We read your school's 2026–27 catalog back in September. You tap your course once.
Try finding the cards you made on Monday. Your deck is still sitting under your course, units in order, where you left it.
Nobody has ever dropped a ChatGPT conversation in a group chat and said "use this." Send a Scratchpaper deck and it opens for everyone in your section — no app, no account.
We show every step, hand you a video on the concept, then give you one more problem to do yourself. We don't hand over the answer. That's a sentence you can say to your teacher.
Not a policy page — this is what actually happens when you ask it to just give you the answer.
Built from your course's real units — or paste your own notes and we'll build from those instead.
Photograph the problem or type it. Every step shown, a video on the concept underneath it, and one more problem so you can prove you've got it.
Explains at your grade level and coaches you to the answer instead of reciting one.
Tell it the test date and how much time you really have.
We'd rather you hear it from us than find out at 11pm.
The 79 Common Core / NGSS / AP-framework courses have full unit maps. The 2,578 school-catalog courses have department, level, and grade band — unit detail is being filled in school by school.
Point your camera at the worksheet and we'll read it, and we'll show you what we read so you can catch a misread. Clear print is reliable; messy handwriting and dark photos still trip it up.
It's an AI. Check it against your teacher's material, and tell us when it misses — there's a thumbs-down on every screen and we read all of it.