More learning, less studying.

Every question you answer produces evidence: the difficulty of the question, the quality of your reasoning, how much guidance you needed, and whether you can apply the idea again. Nooc combines those signals across attempts to estimate your level in each topic. It is an evolving evidence map, not a grade from one answer.

Yes. You can add complete textbooks, course readers, lecture notes, and past exams. Nooc indexes the material so questions, tutor conversations, and study sessions can refer back to the relevant pages without making you upload the same chapter repeatedly.

Yes. The iPad app is designed to work on its own: open and answer course questions, write on the notebook, speak with Nooc using dictation, or read a PDF alongside your work in split view. The web workspace adds another connected surface when you want it; it is not required for every session.

Yes. Nooc includes three answer environments: a code workspace, a handwritten notebook, and a rich text environment with Markdown and math support. You can choose the surface that fits the question without moving the course context elsewhere.

Yes. You can study, write, upload material, and speak with Nooc in the language your course uses. Nooc can also work across languages: for example, reading an English textbook while tutoring you in Hebrew.