Polymath: Learn anything

Polymath: Learn anything

Custom lessons on any topic

14 ratings
3 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 16, 2023
  • June 29, 2023
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This AI-powered learning tool crafts personalized, bite-sized lessons on any subject you choose. It acts as a dedicated writer and research assistant, adapting to your interests to help you explore what excites you most.

Personalized AI-generated lessons
Bite-sized learning modules
Covers any niche interest
Adapts to user interests
Research assistant functionality
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What's New in Polymath

1.0.8

June 29, 2023

Bug fixes and performance improvements

User reviews

Brilliant

This is my new favorite app— info is accurate and sourced and compiled into bite sized pieces. So glad I came across it!

Good but great with some changes

Like the app a lot but I wish I could save a reading at the end if I like it, rather than having to save it first then read it. Can this feature be added down the line?

Outstanding app, one suggestion

This is already an excellent app, but I have an idea that I think would make it better. It would be nice if you could group your interests to separate them from others in order to see more relevant lessons. Instead of having a singular long and disorganized list of diverse topics, if there was a way to put multiple topics that were related into a folder and then have lessons generated based off of the contents of that folder rather than every single topic you’re interested in it could produce results more relevant to what someone is interested in seeing at that moment. For instance, say someone is interested in the subjects of biology and mechanics, and so their interests contain genetics and evolution as well as engineering and machinery. If during a given moment they only want to read lessons regarding biology, it would be convenient if they could select to only see lessons based off of the contents of the biology folder (which would contain the aforementioned topics of genetics and evolution) so that they wouldn’t need to skip a bunch of lessons about machinery to read about what they wanted to at that time. Reading a lesson about ancient roman culture and then having the very next one be about unproven conjectures in the field of astrophysics could be jarring, and i think this feature would make for a smoother user experience. I hope you’ll consider this suggestion and I humbly thank you for your time.
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FAQ

What is Polymath's learning methodology?

Polymath uses an AI-powered approach to create personalized, bite-sized lessons tailored to your specific interests. It functions like a personal writer and research assistant to deliver content relevant to you.

How does Polymath track user progress?

The app is designed to anticipate your interests over time, suggesting and creating lessons that align with what you find most exciting. While specific progress tracking metrics aren't detailed, its core function is adaptive learning.

Does Polymath offer certifications?

The provided information does not indicate that Polymath offers any formal certifications upon completion of lessons. Its focus is on personalized knowledge acquisition.

What devices is Polymath available on?

Polymath is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, as indicated by its supported devices list.

What is the age rating for Polymath?

Polymath has an age rating of 17+, suggesting it may contain content or complexity suitable for mature audiences.

How often is Polymath updated?

The latest version of Polymath was released on June 29, 2023, indicating recent activity. The app was first released on May 16, 2023.

What do users like about Polymath?

Users appreciate its ability to create personalized lessons on niche topics and its function as a research assistant. The high rating of 4.9 stars from 14 ratings suggests strong positive user sentiment.

Is Polymath free to use?

Yes, Polymath is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription fees in the provided data.