Your second uni
Zooky teaches a whole university degree, from the first lecture to the final exam, in short interactive Rounds. Every topic has a lesson, step-checked practice with fresh numbers, spaced review and timed mock exams. Engineering is open first, with eight majors; science, commerce and IT are next.
The zooky.net home page: the four-step loop every topic runs through, step-by-step checking on a statics problem, and Ask Zooky.
Where they were stuck.
University students learn from long lectures and static problem sets, and often find out what they can't do in the exam. Zooky needed practice short enough to finish every day, with a strict bar for done: a student can answer a unit's exam-style questions unaided, with AI off.
How we shipped it.
- 01
Split every topic into Rounds of 3 to 8 minutes: a worked example, a faded twin problem, then review cards.
- 02
Checked every step of the working with a deterministic solver and fresh numbers on each attempt, so answers come from code, never from a model, and the first wrong step is named.
- 03
Scheduled review with FSRS spaced repetition that tightens as an exam gets close, and added timed mock exams from each unit's exam bank.
- 04
Kept AI to where it helps: a hint-first tutor and Ask Zooky, which coaches and checks work but never writes it for the student.