Wondering is built around a simple premise: the few minutes you would spend scrolling a feed can instead end with you knowing something you did not know before. You name a topic, and Wondering turns it into a structured course made of roughly three-minute lessons. Each lesson can be consumed in whichever form suits the moment, as a narrated video, a podcast episode or an illustrated article, which makes the format unusually flexible for commutes, gym sessions or short breaks.
Retention is handled by a single global review powered by the FSRS spaced-repetition algorithm. Rather than reviewing one course at a time, Wondering resurfaces questions from everything you are learning right before you would forget them, so long-term recall builds across subjects. An AI tutor sits alongside the lessons, ready to answer follow-up questions, offer a simpler explanation or check whether you actually understood the material.
The social and motivational layer is deliberately habit-shaped. Daily streaks, streaks shared with friends and XP rewards keep you returning, streak freezes cover the days life interferes, and an optional calendar reminder blocks out a daily learning time. Courses can be personalised around your goals, background and preferred learning style, and community-shared public courses give you ready-made paths to explore.
