Vixi AI - Transform your knowledge into Duolingo-like course in 60 sec
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Upload your PDFs, LinkedIn posts, podcasts, or lectures. Vixi's AI instantly converts them into interactive, bite-sized, Duolingo-like courses.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Hassan, founder at Vixi.
I kept watching people, like teachers, creators, and coaches, sit on knowledge they wanted to teach, then give up because building an actual course is brutal. Outlines, slides, scripts, quizzes… days of work before anyone learns anything.
So we built Vixi to collapse that into a single step: type a topic, and Vixi generates a complete, interactive, Duolingo-style course with a visual learning map, quizzes, characters, even voiceover — in about a minute.
The part I'm most proud of: it's not an AI text-wall. Learners get a game-like experience with progress, streaks and rewards, so they actually finish.
👉 You can try it right now, no signup: https://vixiai.co
Type any topic you'd teach and watch it build. Then share the course with one link.
We built this as a tiny team and I'll be here all day — I'd genuinely love your feedback, and I want to know: what's the first course you'd generate? Drop it below and I'll react to my favorites. 🙌
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Finally tried it with a dense PDF and it actually broke the content into manageable chunks without losing the main points. The Duolingo-style flow makes studying way less painful than just rereading.
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@cpham33672 Thaanks! The dense-PDF case is the one we obsessed over, turning a wall of text into something you can actually get through without your eyes glazing. Thank you for giving it a real test, Celeste
— out of curiosity, and if you don't mind, what was the topic of the PDF? Always love hearing what people throw at it...
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Would love to see a spaced repetition feature built in so I actually retain what I learn after the initial course finishes, right now I worry it will fade fast.
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@rzabzcx This is exactly where our head's at, Rıza. Generating the course is step one, retention is the real game. Spaced repetition is high on our list precisely because we don't want courses to be one-and-done. So yeah smart review of the stuff you're about to forget is the natural next layer. Genuinely appreciate you naming it
Quick one: would you want to have the ability to choose the lessons/concepts of the review, or the course review would cover the entire course after you finish it?
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Finally tried it with a dense PDF and it actually broke the content into manageable chunks without losing the main points. The Duolingo-style flow makes studying way less painful than just rereading.
@cpham33672 Thaanks!
The dense-PDF case is the one we obsessed over, turning a wall of text into something you can actually get through without your eyes glazing.
Thank you for giving it a real test, Celeste
— out of curiosity, and if you don't mind, what was the topic of the PDF? Always love hearing what people throw at it...
Would love to see a spaced repetition feature built in so I actually retain what I learn after the initial course finishes, right now I worry it will fade fast.
@rzabzcx This is exactly where our head's at, Rıza.
Generating the course is step one, retention is the real game. Spaced repetition is high on our list precisely because we don't want courses to be one-and-done. So yeah smart review of the stuff you're about to forget is the natural next layer. Genuinely appreciate you naming it
Quick one: would you want to have the ability to choose the lessons/concepts of the review, or the course review would cover the entire course after you finish it?