I’m Amir. After years of managing products and teams, I’ve come to a controversial conclusion: The era of the "30-hour video course" is over.
We have all been there. You buy a massive course on Udemy or Coursera. You watch the first 20%. You get bored, or busy, or stuck on a concept that wasn't explained well. And then you quit.
The problem isn't the learner. The problem is the format. Static content cannot adapt to a dynamic learner.
Why I started building Edulavo
I wanted to build something that treats education like a GPS, not a map. A map shows you everything and lets you figure out the route. A GPS (like Waze or Google Maps) adapts in real-time based on traffic, missed turns, and your destination.
Edulavo is the GPS for learning technology.
I built Edulavo to solve the "One Size Fits All" problem. Instead of filming 1,000 hours of video content, I focused on building an AI engine that creates a unique curriculum for every single user.
How it works in practice:
If you are a Beginner: The AI builds a foundation. It pulls resources that explain the "Why" and "How" slowly.
If you are an Pro: The AI skips the basics. It gives you the documentation, the complex project ideas, and the edge-cases.
It adapts the pace, the content, and the projects based on a chat-based assessment.
Where we are now
We just launched our MVP.
You can generate specialized roadmaps (Web Dev, AI, Data Science, etc.).
We have integrated a Resource Curation engine that filters through the noise of YouTube to find high-quality, relevant clips automatically.
We have a "Mentor+" plan for those who still need that human touch alongside AI speed.
The Big Challenge
The hardest part of building this has been fine-tuning the AI to be an "educator" rather than just a "search engine." It needs to understand pedagogy, not just keywords.
I’m currently looking for beta testers who are tired of generic tutorials. If you are trying to learn a new stack right now, I’d love for you to generate a course on Edulavo and tell me: Did the AI understand your skill level correctly?
You can try it out here: https://www.edulavo.com
Let’s stop wasting time on content we don't need.