Glim
Learning that adapts to how you think.
What it does
Most learning tools teach everyone the same way. Glim starts by building a cognitive profile of you: how you reason, what you already know, where you get stuck. Then it constructs its teaching around that profile. As you learn, the model updates and the teaching shifts with you.
Cognitive profile
Onboarding takes about 10 to 15 minutes and builds a model of how you learn. Everything Glim teaches is shaped by it.
Dynamic lessons
Teaching is constructed for you at the moment you need it, not served from a fixed course everyone gets.
Knowledge graph
What you know, mapped as a graph rather than a checklist, so Glim can see the gaps and the connections.
Progress that means something
Progress tracks understanding, not time spent or videos watched.
A model that updates
Every answer refines the cognitive model. The longer you use Glim, the better it knows how to teach you.
Built for the web
Next.js and Supabase on Vercel, with magic-link sign-in. No install, works wherever you are.
Where it stands
Glim is under construction. It grew out of a local-first desktop prototype of the same adaptive teaching engine and is being rebuilt as a hosted platform anyone can use. The early version is live at glim.study.