A programme, not a playlist
Say what you want to learn and where you stand. You get a structured plan in modules, sized to the number of days you actually have.
Name a subject, the level you are at and the one you are aiming for. urPath writes the whole programme — modules, lessons, exercises — and hands you one lesson a day.
Say what you want to learn and where you stand. You get a structured plan in modules, sized to the number of days you actually have.
Each lesson is written the first time you read it, with the ones around it for context. Nothing is generated for pages you never open.
Turn any module into a podcast: two hosts discussing it, in the voices and the register you choose. Twenty-five to thirty-five minutes, yours to keep.
Every lesson gets a narration in a single voice, made ahead of the play button so there is no waiting and seeking works.
A single notification at the hour you choose, in your own time zone — and per programme, so the one you started in a burst of enthusiasm can stay quiet.
What you have already opened stays readable offline, and an episode you downloaded stays on the device. Nothing is pre-fetched behind your back.
A module becomes a real episode — two hosts, named and voiced by you, or a single narrator if you prefer a monologue. It plays on the lock screen, survives leaving the app, and downloads for the train.
A subject in your own words — a paragraph if you like — your level today, and the level you want.
Open today's lesson, mark it done, take a note. Tomorrow's is waiting.
Publish a programme to the library and anyone can copy it. Rate the ones you finish.
It takes a sentence and about a minute.