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Paradigm
Turn any goal into a personalized, adaptive learning path.
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Turn any goal into a personalized, adaptive learning path.
1.4K followers
Paradigm reimagines education around the individual, taking any learning goal and turning it into a step-by-step path that evolves with your progress, helping you move steadily from curiosity to mastery without getting lost.
Honestly the "adaptive" part is what most learning apps get wrong. If this actually adjusts when I fall behind instead of just reshuffling the same content, I'm sold. Gonna try it with a language goal and see.
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@doganakbulut Exactly — the "adaptive path" is the hard part, and we're still figuring out the best way to crack it. Right now we use your real-time signals to adjust content and build the path as you go. Try it and tell me where it falls short?
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@doganakbulut Yes, this is one of the most fundamental functions of our platform. We think the current education default is too fixed. Please try it out and let us know how it goes. We are very open to receiving more feedback so that you'll be happy with the app!
Taking your "tell me where the path breaks" ask seriously: I hand-built exactly this for myself this month — a 12-week path where every week has to produce a real artifact for my actual job, with an LLM mentor that quizzes me against those outcomes — because topic-sequenced courses never stuck. Graded interactions cover what happens inside Paradigm; my paths always broke at the boundary, where the proof lives outside the platform (a dashboard shipped at work, not a quiz). Can the tutor take messy external artifacts as evidence and adapt the path around them, or does grading stop at its own sandbox?
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@scoootscooob Thanks Scott! The VM side makes sense for work done inside Paradigm. The case I keep hitting is the opposite direction — handing the tutor something produced outside it (a dashboard config, a doc from work) as evidence, so the path adapts to what I actually shipped. If that ever lands on the roadmap, my weird-thing-to-learn is ready.
This looks especially useful for career changers who don't know where to start.
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@farukjrew Totally — that's one of the sweet spots.
The hardest part of switching careers usually isn't the work, it's not knowing where to even start.
Also it's great for interview prep! Quick example: I linked my Gmail, and the agent dug up an email with the details of an interview I had coming up, then turned it straight into a focused study plan for me. That's the idea — you point it at your world (email, files, links), and it figures out what to learn and in what order.
I like that it covers academic exams and professional skills in the same place.
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@erdal224209 That's exactly the range we were after — and integrations make it seamless on both sides. It's connected to Canvas, so you can pull in your actual courses without feeding the tutor any context yourself. And with email integration, if you get, say, interview details in your inbox, it can grab them and build prep around them. Same workspace, whichever chapter of life you're in. 🙌
I think a lot of people today are so focused on building and shipping that they forget to spend enough time learning first. Because of that, I really like the idea of generating a personalized learning path from the user's prompt and context. One thing I noticed during the quiz, though:
Omni gave me a tip before I had answered, and it basically revealed the correct answer. I found myself reading the options just to confirm it, which removes most of the challenge and learning value. A setting tab allowing us to remove that would be nice
I also ran into a UI issue while taking the quiz. The quiz only used about half of the screen, but the chat panel wasn't visible, so the layout felt broken.
These are just a couple of things I noticed while trying it out
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@matheusdsantosr_dev Thanks for the through testing! We are actively working on making omni more natural by having it still helpful by being proactive but not too eager and feels annoying.
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Very clever. Does it work well with languages? I'll try it out
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@arokamal_sethy Glad you liked it! Yes — the study plan adjusts itself as you go: it tracks where you're strong and where you're stuck, then reshapes what's next so you're not following a fixed script.
And for doubts, you can just ask — anytime, mid-lesson or over text/iMessage. It'll explain things a different way, ground answers in your own materials, and pick up right where you left off instead of leaving you stuck.