Every VCE and HSC concept, built as a live, interactive explanation you can put on the projector. Not a PDF of a PDF. Not a Java applet from 2004. The thing you wish you could make yourself — if you had a spare year, a degree in psych and a talent for design.
The "multimedia resources" the study design points you to were built when Flash was the future. They still explain double-slit interference perfectly well — to a browser that no longer exists. Knowhere rebuilt every concept from the study design up, as something a Year 12 student will actually look at.
Both explain the same thing.One of them was built this decade.
Every widget goes edge-to-edge on a dark canvas built to survive a classroom projector. No sidebar, no chrome, no "please log in to continue". Just the concept and your voice. This one's a real concept from the app — drag the temperature slider.
When the class glazes over, three alternative explanations are one tap away — same concept, different door.
Flashcards and quizzes for every concept, built from the same source as the lesson. No separate worksheet to write.
See which earlier concept a struggling student actually missed — the gap is usually two topics back, not this one.
Yes. Every concept maps to VCAA and NESA study designs — unit by unit, area of study by area of study. Where something is examinable in one state and not another, it says so on the page.
Not yet — the teacher experience (share links, class groups, present mode) is Release 2, and founding teachers get first say in it. If students want their own personalised study system at home, that's a separate student plan — entirely their call, never bundled into yours.
Right now it's the best explain-it-again layer you'll find. Lesson building, class groups and progress views are next — and teachers on the platform get first say in how they work.
The teacher experience lands right after the student launch. The first 50 teachers on the waitlist get three months free when it does — long enough to teach a whole unit with it — and first say in how the classroom tools work.
join → seat heldTwenty seconds to join the teacher waitlist. One email when the teacher experience is live — and until then, every concept on this site is yours to put on the projector.