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Gauth AI Course
AI courses you can watch, quiz through, and create
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AI courses you can watch, quiz through, and create
23 followers
Gauth’s AI Course turns any subject into an interactive course, starting with 200+ AI math courses covering every US high school topic, from Algebra I through AP Calculus. The AI Course includes visuals, mindmaps, active-recall quizzes built in and enables you to pause any lesson to ask the AI Tutor a question. You can also generate your own course in seconds, to create personalized lessons at your own pace and share it with others.
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@byalexai Like this Tuesday! So many wonderful launches.
Gauth AI Course really unique one! Congrats on the launch and the idea itself!
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@adana Thank you for the kind words Adana! Definitely a launch day packed with some incredible products!
And yeah, Gauth is a great one. Have you tried generating a course with it yet?
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@byalexai I’m on the landing page right now =)
Will come back with feedback!
Tried this out and generated a course on Philippine history, it was actually more entertaining (and educational) than I expected. As a visual learner the interactive format works great for me. I can't wait to try this with my son when he gets older 😃
Question for @alan_wang13: First off, congrats on the launch! How does the course structure adapt when the topic isn't part of a standard curriculum? Philippine history isn't a US high school subject, but the course still came out well organized. Curious what's happening under the hood.
Gauth AI Course
@karlmarty Philippine history is a good one to throw at it. The honest answer is that nothing about your course existed before you asked for it. There's no template it pulled from. It works out the sequence the topic needs, what has to come first, what only makes sense once you know that, then builds the lessons and quizzes around that shape.
This is why our models are education-specific rather than general purpose. A general model will happily give you ten facts about a topic in whatever order they come out. Teaching it is a different problem. You need foundational context before the thing that depends on it, and checkpoints along the way so it actually sticks.
Glad you enjoyed the experience and hope you can continue to use it for your (and your sons') studies 🙂
Gauth AI Course
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Alan, CTO at Gauth.
For years, Gauth has helped students build real understanding by meeting them where they are and walking through the thinking behind any concept, step by step. But the more we dug into how students actually learn, the clearer something became to us. Most educational content isn't designed around the individual student and their specific needs, gaps and the way they prefer to learn.
That's what led us to build AI Course.
Education is still one-size-fits-all in most cases. You pick from what's available, move at someone else's pace, and hope it meets you where you are. With AI Course, instead of asking students to fit into a course, it builds a course around the student.
Type any topic. Pick your level. Get a full course including visual lessons, mindmaps, and built-in quizzes, designed specifically for you, in seconds.
What's different:
200+ AI math courses, covering every US high school topic from Algebra I through AP Calculus
Active-recall quizzes built into the lessons, so you're not passively watching
A built-in AI Tutor you can pause and ask mid-lesson, without losing your place
Create your own course: type any topic, pick your level, and get a custom course in seconds
Share courses with classmates, so any student can become a course creator
That last part is what we're most excited about. When a student builds a course to explain the Krebs cycle to their study group, they understand it differently than someone who just watched a lecture only. Structuring knowledge is itself a form of learning. We want every student to be capable of becoming a course creator too.
I'll be here all day. Ask me anything, or tell me what topic you'd build a course on first.
Yunyou from the Gauth team here
The thing that surprised me most wasn't the math courses, it was watching what people generated when nobody assigned them anything. In testing we saw courses on things like how noise-cancelling headphones work and the rules of cricket. Topics no curriculum would ever cover, but someone genuinely wanted to understand them.
That reframed how I think about this. It's not just a study tool, it's a way to learn anything you're curious about at 11pm on a Tuesday.
If you try it, I'd love to know whether the lesson pacing felt right. That's the piece we're paying closest attention to.