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Lathoa teaches critical thinking to children aged 10 to 14. Errol, a robot powered by real AI, solves math problems step by step and always gets something wrong. The child's job is to find the bad step, explain why it breaks, and earn detective ranks. The idea is to train the one skill AI can't hand them: not taking answers on trust. There is a free start and a section for parents.

Students spend hours turning lecture notes, PDFs, and study material into questions and flashcards before they can actually start studying. StudyDeck lets students upload their own notes or study materials and automatically generates flashcards, quizzes, and mock exams from them. I’m building this for university and college students who want to study more efficiently using their own course material. I want to validate whether students actually want this workflow, which features they find most useful, and whether they would pay for it.