Ailurn

Describe what you want to learn. Get a course.

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Describe what you want to learn. Get a course.

4 followers

Ailurn turns a topic, PDF, GitHub repo, or URL into a structured course you actually study — not a video catalog, and not another ChatGPT thread. You create the course, then take it in the same workspace. Built for people who already know the goal. Plan in chat. Get modules and ordered lessons. Read, Ask, quiz, listen, and run code in the page when the subject needs it — finance, design, interviews, math, or code. Start free. You own the material.

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Launch tags:Education•Artificial Intelligence•Online Learning

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Ailurn turns a learning goal into a course the learner actually takes. A user describes a topic (or pastes a PDF, GitHub repo, or docs URL). GPT-6 Astra runs the planning agent: it asks 1–3 questions that change the curriculum, optionally researches the web or inspects source files, then commits a structured outline — 3–7 modules, ordered lessons with observable outcomes (not “understand X”). When they open a lesson, the same model writes one self-contained lesson (outcomes, explanation, diagrams, exercises) and powers in-lesson Ask, quizzes, and flashcards in that workspace.

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Hey Product Hunt — I’m Ebube, maker of Ailurn (said eye-lurn). I knew what I wanted to learn, but catalog courses were for someone else’s job, and ChatGPT left me an outline with nowhere to take it. Ailurn is that workspace. Describe a goal, paste a GitHub repo, or drop a PDF. It researches, asks a few questions, and commits modules and lessons. You study in a reader with Ask, quizzes, audio, and in-page sandboxes when there is code. Not only for programming — design systems, unit economics, interviews, linear algebra. Try it free (no card) at ailurn.com: one sentence to the planner, then open the first lesson. I’d love notes on anything that felt generic. If a course is useful, make it public on Explore so others can fork it. Thanks for hunting.

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