How it works

A wrong answer is the most useful thing a learner can give us.

Most training marks a wrong answer and moves on. Ours stops, works out the idea behind it, and takes the learner down a short path built for that idea. Then it brings them back.

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The idea

Branch on the misconception.

Every lesson has a main path. A wrong answer is never a dead end and never a red cross.

A lesson as a map A main path of seven scenes. A wrong answer at the third scene leaves the path for two short scenes about that exact misconception, then rejoins the main path at the fifth scene. HookTry itChooseCheckApplyFinish A short path for that exact mistake
  • The main path
  • A path for one misconception
  • The learner, wrong answer included
A real branch map from SkyGems Speak Up, lesson 1: nine scenes on the main path, with choice and consequence paths hanging below.
A real one, from Speak Up lesson 1.

We name the mistake

Not "wrong", but "thinks a bigger bottom number makes a bigger fraction". Each lesson is built around the ideas learners actually hold.

The path is short and specific

A scene or two aimed at that one idea: a model that shows it failing, a question that exposes it.

Then they rejoin

The learner lands back on the main path with the idea fixed, not just the answer.

What learners touch

Models, not slides.

The learner doesn't read about the rule; they watch it work. Fraction bars to re-cut, a mini language model running in the page, a simulated web to fact-check against, a voice meter on their own microphone.

Echo

AI literacy you play, not read.

Tangent

Maths that clicks.

SkyGems Life Skills

Life skills as choose-your-own-adventure stories.

The lens

See how it's built, in every lesson.

Every training carries a "See how it's built" button. It opens the lesson's branch map, the principle behind each beat, the standards it targets and a live log of what the learner did. It is there for teachers, trainers and buyers, so you can check the thinking and not just the screens.

Tangent Algebra 1: the See how it's built panel open beside a lesson. The lens opens beside the lesson: how the lesson is built, the standards it targets, and its branch map.
Tangent Algebra 1 The lens opens beside the lesson: how the lesson is built, the standards it targets, and its branch map.
SkyGems Speak Up: the See how it's built panel open beside a lesson. The branch map shows the main path, the learner’s choices and the consequence paths. Each scene is listed with the principle behind it.
SkyGems Speak Up The branch map shows the main path, the learner’s choices and the consequence paths. Each scene is listed with the principle behind it.
Echo for Work: the See how it's built panel open beside a lesson. Every episode lists its shape beat by beat, with the principle behind each one.
Echo for Work Every episode lists its shape beat by beat, with the principle behind each one.

Memory across lessons

Later lessons remember.

Mistakes are not forgotten at the end of a lesson.

Echoes of earlier answers

In Echo, Episode 2 brings back the exact mistake this learner missed in Episode 1, then shows how it happens inside a real model.

A toolkit that grows

Prompts a learner saves in one episode come back when a later one needs them.

A finale made of their choices

The last Echo episode compiles the learner's own choices into personal AI rules and a certificate.

Narration

Every line is spoken.

A narrated guide reads the lesson sentence by sentence, with recurring characters and recorded voices where they're ready. Where a recorded clip doesn't exist, the browser's own voice takes over, so nothing goes silent.

Safety by design

Nothing collected, by default.

No accounts, no sign-up and no personal data. Progress stays in the learner's own browser. Read the safety page →

Our process

Six steps, from your topic to a finished training.

  1. 01

    Map the misconceptions

    We start with your learners: what they get wrong, and the idea behind it.

  2. 02

    Script the branches

    A main path, plus a short path for each misconception, each one bringing the learner back.

  3. 03

    Build the models

    Hands-on tools, so learners see the idea work before anyone explains it.

  4. 04

    Test every path

    Every branch is walked end to end, so no wrong answer leads anywhere broken.

  5. 05

    Independent review

    Someone who did not build the lesson checks it before it ships.

  6. 06

    Narrate and launch

    Recorded voices, your look, your own web address.

Want to see inside one?

Open any lesson and tap the lens.

Pick a course from our work and try lesson 1.

See our work →The Primer principles

Bring us a topic.

We will map the misconceptions and show you a path.

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