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Cited to the sentence

Learn anything, taught from sources you can check

Describe what you want to learn. OpenKnowledge researches real sources, builds a curriculum around your time, and writes every lesson with the citation to prove it.

No credit card. The free plan includes a monthly AI allowance.

01How it works

From a sentence to a curriculum

No slide decks, no generic outlines. Every course is researched and written fresh for what you asked for.

01

Say what you want to learn

Type a topic or a goal — “quantum computing”, “get conversational in Korean”, “understand game theory for my job.” A short chat fills in the gaps: your level and your reason for learning it.

02

We research it for real

OpenKnowledge searches Wikipedia and the open web for sources, reads them, and drafts a curriculum shaped around what you told us — modules, lessons, and worksheets in a sensible order.

03

Study pages, not slides

Each lesson is written prose with worked examples, diagrams, and practice problems — every factual claim linked back to the sentence it came from, so you can check it yourself.

02Why it holds

Built to be trusted, not just impressive

The parts that make it a study tool, not a chatbot with a topic.

01

Grounded, not generated

Claims carry a citation back to the original source sentence. If the model can't verify something against a real source, it doesn't get to say it plainly.

02

Sized to the topic, not a template

A quick skill gets a couple of sessions; a subject taken seriously gets as many as it needs — never an arbitrary twelve-chapter outline padded to look thorough.

03

Worksheets that mark themselves

Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and written response — checked against a rubric, with explanations shown only after you've answered.

04

Diagrams and figures, not walls of text

Flowcharts, graphs, and worked equations are generated alongside the prose when a topic calls for them, not bolted on afterward.

03Topics

Learn what you actually want to learn

If Wikipedia has written about it, OpenKnowledge can turn it into a course.

04Simple pricing

One product. Three sizes.

Every plan gets the exact same OpenKnowledge — grounded citations, paced curricula, self-marking worksheets. The only difference is how much you can learn each month.

Free

$0/month

See what OpenKnowledge can do before you commit to anything.

Starter quota

Enough for your first course (~1 course).

Most popular

Plus

$8/month

For steady learners working through a course or two at a time.

Generous quota

About 8–10 courses a month.

Pro

$20/month

For daily study across several subjects without watching a meter.

Ample quota

About 30+ courses a month.

No credit card required for Free. Cancel Plus or Pro anytime.

Every plan includes everything

We don't gate features behind a tier. Free, Plus, and Pro all get the full product — only the monthly quota changes.

Grounded, not generated

Every claim carries a citation back to the source sentence it came from.

Curricula sized to the topic

Modules and lessons scoped to what the subject actually needs, not a template.

Self-marking worksheets

Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and written response, checked as you go.

Diagrams and worked examples

Flowcharts, graphs, and equations generated alongside the prose.

Questions, answered

What counts against my quota?
Anything OpenKnowledge has to write or grade for you — a new course, a lesson, a marked worksheet. Studying pages you’ve already built doesn’t use any of it.
What happens if I run out?
Your courses stay. You can still read finished lessons. New writing pauses until the month refreshes, or until you move to a larger plan. We won’t bill you extra.
Can I change plans anytime?
Yes. You can upgrade, switch down, or cancel from your account. The change takes effect on your next billing date.
Do unused credits roll over?
They don’t — each month starts fresh. Plus and Pro are given a generous quota so a normal stretch of study shouldn’t run you dry.

Your next course is one sentence away

Free to start. Cited to the sentence. Yours to keep learning.