A long-arc learning platform for engineers.
Free while we're building. No certificates. No streaks. A guide on the technical you'd find at MIT — and a teacher on what nobody else teaches engineers. $3/mo when we're ready — the price of one coffee, for a platform you'll keep for years.
Find your line.
Five readers. We built this for. If one of these sentences is you — even halfway — you'll know within thirty seconds of opening Lesson 1. If none of them are, that's good information too. We'd rather you find that out now.
If a line lit up — that's the one. That's how we built this.
Two registers, one platform.
We don't pretend to teach what MIT already teaches better. And we don't pretend negotiation can be learned from a book that doesn't exist. We're a guide on the first, a teacher on the second.
CS, math, systems, algorithms, distributed systems. We point you at MIT, at canonical books, at the few honest YouTube channels — then verify you actually got it. No rebuilding what works.
Negotiation. Money. Politics-at-work. The craft of teaching. The conscience of the trade. Authored originally — because no canonical text exists, and the absence has cost us.
Three concrete things, not adjectives.
Most of what platforms promise is unfalsifiable. "Personalized." "Engaging." "Bite-sized." Here are three things you can verify on day one.
You fork the lesson template, push to your branch, and your CI runs while Bodhi reviews. The same toolchain you use at work — because you'll use it at work.
Bodhi asks. Bodhi probes. Bodhi sends you back to the part of the chapter you skipped. Bodhi never hands you the answer — even if you ask. That refusal is the lesson.
Concepts have heat. Cool ones come back — at the moment they were going to leave you. Not at the moment a streak demands a tap.
A short list, kept short on purpose.
Most platforms tell you what they will do. We think it matters more, sometimes, to tell you what we won't.
If a single line on this list relieves you — you're our reader.