3
1 Comment

Built Socrati to make learning from notes actually usable on the go

Hey everyone, I’m a solo dev building Socrati, a mobile app that turns notes, PDFs, videos, or typed topics into structured courses with lessons, chat, drills, and audio.

I built it because I kept running into the same problem personally: learning was either too passive and random, or too heavy to fit into real life. I wanted something that worked better in the dead pockets of the day like commuting, walking, or the gym.

Right now I’m trying to figure out which positioning is strongest:

  • “turn your notes into a course you can talk to”

  • “audio-first studying on the go”

posted toAvatar for product Socrati — Learn with AI
Socrati — Learn with AI
  1. 1

    I like the notes angle more. Tons of people have random notes or saved PDFs they never actually do anything with because there's no structure.

    Audio-first feels more niche unless you're targeting gym people specifically. Does it let you speed up the audio or is it fixed pace?