Learning roadmaps
An AI learning roadmap for anything you want to learn
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The hardest part of teaching yourself is not finding material. It is knowing what to learn first, what comes after it, and when you are ready to move on. That is what a syllabus does in a course, and what is missing when you learn from YouTube.
You write the goal the way you would say it to a friend. The AI designs the path, and you can change any part of it.
How it works
Step 1
Describe your goal
Write what you want to learn in your own words. There is no list of subjects to pick from. Add as much detail as you like: why, your level, your time, your deadline, what you already know and what to leave out.
Step 2
The AI designs the path
It names the stages, orders them, breaks each into steps, and writes what you should be able to do after each one. Stages end with a revision step and the roadmap ends with a self-assessment.
Step 3
Videos are matched to each step
Open a step and choose Find videos. Real YouTube videos are matched to that step, each with the reason it fits.
Step 4
Work through it
Mark steps in progress or completed as you go. A learning plan lays the stages out over weeks with estimated hours, and progress only moves when you complete a step.
An example
Example roadmap
Goal typed: “I want to learn digital marketing for my business”
- FoundationsCustomers, positioning and the funnel
- SearchHow people find you
- ContentWhat to publish, and keeping it up
- Measuring resultsThe numbers that show what is working
An illustration of the shape of a roadmap. Yours is written for your own goal, level and time, and each stage has steps with videos matched to them.
What you get
Any subject
Photography, organic chemistry, jazz piano, system design, a language. If it is taught on YouTube, it can be a roadmap.
Built around you
Your level, goal, weekly time and deadline shape the stages and the time estimates.
Your plan stays yours
The AI designs the structure once. After that it never rewrites your plan. It only looks for better videos for the steps you already have.
Fully editable
Rename, archive, restore or delete a roadmap. Add a video to a step yourself, or remove one. Videos you add are never swapped out.
Content refresh
A daily refresh looks for newer or better videos for the steps you already have: for three roadmaps on Pro, and for every roadmap on Premium.
One active roadmap drives everything
The roadmap you mark as active is the one your feed, mentor and notifications follow.
What to know before you rely on it
- A roadmap is AI-generated. It is a strong starting point and not an accredited syllabus. Check it against your own goal, course or exam guide.
- The free trial includes one learning roadmap. Pro and Premium include unlimited roadmaps.
- Videos can only be matched where suitable videos exist on YouTube for that step.
Questions
What is an AI learning roadmap?
Is the learning roadmap generator free?
Which subjects does it work for?
Can I edit the roadmap after it is created?
How is this different from a YouTube playlist?
Related
- Create a learning roadmapSix steps and a template for a plan that tells you what to learn next.
- YouTube learning platformVideos matched to your current step, a feed ranked by your goals, and no Shorts.
- AI Notes, quiz and flashcardsStudy notes from the transcript, plus a marked quiz and flashcards.
- vs YouTube playlistsA playlist stores videos. A roadmap says what each one is for.
- Use casesHow different learners use it, with example goals and roadmaps.
- YouTube learning time calculatorHow long a set of videos will really take to learn from, and when you will finish.
What do you want to learn?
Start with one sentence. The free trial lasts 7 days and needs only a Google sign-in — no card.