A map, not a syllabus
A field is split into techniques — things you can get wrong one at a time. Each carries its own strength, so “I know chapter four” becomes exactly which parts you know.
Adaptive learning for any skill
Know exactly
what you know.
Knowy breaks a field into the techniques it is made of, tracks how strong each one is as memory fades, and tells you what to practise next.
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Strength that fades
Every technique decays as memory does and rises when you retrieve it unaided. Knowy shows nothing it has not seen: a technique stays unknown until there is evidence.
Practice that picks itself
Ask for forty-five minutes and Knowy chooses the questions: what is fading, what is weak, what the rest rests on — and says why it picked each one.
Bring your own assistant
Build any field in a conversation.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Codex to Knowy and build a new field with it: the goal, the sources, the tree of techniques. You watch the tree grow in the workshop, change it by hand, and nothing goes live until it passes the same checks as every field on the platform.
- Say what knowing it means. Who it is for, how deep, how it shows.
- Hand over the sources. A syllabus, a textbook, a course page.
- Shape the tree together. Areas, groups, techniques, what rests on what.
- Publish, then find your edge. A short diagnostic shows where you stand.
