Adaptive learning · Summer 2026 Pilot
The learning platform that knows what you don't
Slate turns your own course material into a personalized learning engine. It builds a knowledge graph from your professor's slides, infers what you know, and runs adaptive sessions grounded entirely in the truth of your course.
Sign up for the Summer 2026 pilot
Free during pilot period. $20 / semester after.
Works with what you already have
How it works
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Connect your course material
Link your Canvas account, upload lecture slides, or import an Anki deck. Slate ingests whatever you already have. No manual tagging, no reformatting.
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Slate builds your knowledge graph
An LLM-powered pipeline organizes your content into topics, infers prerequisite dependencies, and assigns mastery weights. Automatically, in seconds.
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Learn adaptively, not randomly
Each 20-minute session selects the highest-leverage topic to learn next, generates questions from your professor's own material, and updates what you know in real time.
What makes Slate different
Grounded in your professor's material
Every question and explanation traces back to your actual course content, not crowd-sourced notes or a parallel curriculum. Source citations are available on demand.
Prerequisite-aware sequencing
Topics unlock as you master the concepts beneath them. Slate never quizzes you on material you aren't ready for, and never wastes time on what you already know.
Exam-deadline awareness
Slate detects upcoming exams from your course calendar and reweights your learning sessions in the weeks before each evaluation, concentrating effort where the gap is largest.
Fractional implicit repetition
Mastering an advanced topic automatically reinforces the foundational material beneath it. You review more with fewer sessions, without sacrificing retention.
Summer 2026 Pilot
Be one of the first students to use Slate on your coursework.
We're opening a limited pilot this summer. Pilot users get full access: all five courses, deadline analysis, and the 3D knowledge world, at no cost during the pilot period.
Free during pilot period. $20 / semester after.