A study, not a feed
At your desk, 7 p.m. No leaderboard. No inbox. Just a walnut shelf, a paper page being set in type, and a tutor who remembers where you left off — yesterday’s mistake, today’s near-miss, tomorrow’s proposal.
Shelf · Pass the JLPT N2 — 12 Sessions · 18 artifacts Lesson Reference Record Glossary
Session · now — Tutor is typing… Tutor Counters are settling — “〜つ” held twice under pressure. The causative is the next stretch. Saved Learning Record — “counters settling”
Proposed next Lesson
使役形 — the causative Just past what you can do alone. Or type “let’s review particles” — the tutor follows, no track to be pinned to.
Teach this next Something else
Pause anytime. Resume exactly where the type was set — the transcript is a first-class artifact, not history you scroll to find.
Open a Workspace. Bring a Mission. The tutor proposes the first Lesson within minutes — and everything it teaches stays on your shelf, searchable, for as long as you study.