Testudy helps learners, course creators, and teams generate structured courses from a topic or source materials, review the syllabus before starting, and then learn with guided study mode, assessments, a personalized AI Assistant, and Podcast Mode for audio-first reinforcement.
Start from scratch or browse public courses on Discover and begin immediately.
A quick overview before the detailed walkthrough below.
Start from a topic, goal, or an existing public course
Testudy builds a structured course plan before generation
Learn in order, check progress, and deepen understanding
Each section highlights a core part of the workflow: creating a course, reviewing the syllabus, studying in sequence, testing your level, and reinforcing learning with the AI Assistant and Podcast Mode.
From topic to course
Start from a topic, goal, or prompt. Add PDFs, websites, videos, or playlists to shape the course around your real source material instead of generic output.
Syllabus-first workflow
Testudy creates units, lessons, and micro-lessons before you start studying. This syllabus becomes the source of truth for progression, next-lesson navigation, and course generation order.
Guided learning progression
Study Mode is built to move through the course in the syllabus order. Continue from where you left off, track current unit/lesson context, and move forward intentionally.
Test your level
Assessments help learners measure what they already know, identify weak topics, and decide what to study next. Guests can access supported public course assessments too.
Course-specific help
Each course can include a personalized AI Assistant that understands the current course context, helping explain concepts, answer questions, and support active learning.
Learn by listening
Podcast Mode turns learning into an audio-friendly experience so you can reinforce concepts while commuting, walking, or reviewing away from the screen.
The same core workflow supports personal learning, course creation, and team training.
A practical end-to-end example of how learners, creators, and teams commonly use Testudy.
Enter a topic, goal, or skill gap
Add source materials (optional) to shape the course
Review the generated syllabus before studying
Start in Study Mode and progress through lessons in order
Use the course AI Assistant to clarify concepts and unblock progress
Use Podcast Mode for audio reinforcement and revision
Take an assessment to validate progress and identify weak topics
Remix or publish courses when needed
Common questions about how the learning workflow works (separate from pricing and billing FAQs).
No. You can start from a topic or goal only. Materials are optional, but adding PDFs, links, or videos helps Testudy generate a more tailored syllabus and course flow.
Study Mode is for guided learning through the syllabus. Assessment is for checking what you already know, validating progress, and identifying weak topics before or during study.
Yes. You can browse public courses on Discover, open public course pages, review the syllabus, and take assessments on supported courses without generating your own first.
Remix creates your own copy of a course so you can customize it, regenerate parts of it, and adapt it to your own goal, audience, or learning plan.
Yes. The AI Assistant is course-aware, so it can answer questions using the context of the course you are currently studying.
Turn a topic, goal, or resource set into a structured course and begin from a syllabus-first plan.
Create a CourseDiscover public courses, review syllabi, and test your level before creating or remixing your own.
Browse CoursesCompare plans, understand usage limits, and upgrade when you need more generation capacity.
View PricingTestudy is not just an AI answer box. It is a syllabus-first learning workflow that helps you create, study, assess, and improve with course-specific tools like a personalized AI Assistant and Podcast Mode.