Paradigm
Turn any goal into a personalized, adaptive learning path.
1.4K followers
Turn any goal into a personalized, adaptive learning path.
1.4K followers
Paradigm reimagines education around the individual, taking any learning goal and turning it into a step-by-step path that evolves with your progress, helping you move steadily from curiosity to mastery without getting lost.
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It's 11pm the night before your final, and your tutor texts you: it noticed your professor allows a cheat sheet, and it can build one around exactly the topics you're weakest on. Want it?
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Scott, founder of Paradigm. That text is Clover, and moments like it are the whole product.
Another one: you say you want to ship your first app. Paradigm spins up a real cloud machine — terminal, Claude Code, the works — and walks you through it keystroke by keystroke until something is live.
Not courseware with a chatbot stapled on — one tutor that builds whatever the moment calls for (a spoken conversation, a coding sandbox, a full desktop) and remembers everything you've ever done with it. On the canvas, in your texts, the night before the exam.
Every interaction is graded as it happens, so what you walk away with is proof of skill, not a transcript. Anyone can build a course here; ours currently run from "Speed-run ICS 31" (UCI's intro programming, crammed) to "Let's count to 10!" (pre-K).
I started building this as a college freshman in 2023 — some of you might know me from OpenClaw or ShellBench. Almost everything that actually mattered in my education happened outside a syllabus. So I'm building the university I wish existed.
(One team fact I can't not share: the engineer behind our agent pipeline is also one of China's most-streamed underground rappers — 100M+ streams. The album and the agent pipeline shipped the same year.)
I'll be here all day, reading every comment.
👉 My ask: bring the weirdest thing you've ever wanted to learn — your grandmother's recipes, a 40-page anatomy atlas, a niche cert — and tell me where the path it builds breaks.
@scoootscooob very good product
@luca47 can you share the review or anything how it is different i am not using this but i want to se how it is better than its competitor. If you are using it kindly tell me your review about this
@stacywycof83995 Honestly, it really helped me master our family recipes inside out—it’s a fantastic tool.
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@scoootscooob Good product!!! Excited to see this continue to build.
@scoootscooob @jacqueline_v_twillie Good producttt!!
Juggling separate apps for notes, practice, and tutoring is exhausting. Does Paradigm bring these together?
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@hkristinabeoigp Yes — that's exactly the point of Paradigm. Notes, practice, and tutoring all live in one place, and they actually talk to each other.
Your notes feed the tutor, the tutor knows what you've practiced, and your practice adapts to where you're struggling — so you're not copy-pasting context between three apps that don't know each other. One workspace, everything connected. 🎉
First of all, congratulations on the launch! 🎉 I really like the idea behind Paradigm, and the UI looks clean and intuitive.
I had one question: when generating practice questions, does the AI analyze previous years' question papers and exam patterns, or does it generate questions based only on the syllabus and its general knowledge? I'm curious about how closely it aligns with real exam trends.
Great work, and wishing you all the best with Paradigm!
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@archit_jha Thanks! If you upload past papers, it analyzes the patterns and generates questions based on them — the more context you give it, the more closely it matches the real exam.
@jiwei_yuan I also love that it supports multiple languages. It means students from all over the world can benefit from it, which makes the product even more impactful.
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@archit_jha Paradigm has a voice agent that stays with you throughout the lesson, so you can talk to it, ask questions, and get explanations in real time. Would a text-based version be useful as well, or would you prefer to talk things through
@jiwei_yuan I'd personally prefer a text-based version since it's easier to skim through, revisit explanations, and copy important points into my notes. That said, the idea of having a voice agent throughout the lesson is really fascinating—it makes the whole experience feel much more like learning with a personal tutor than using a traditional study app. Having both options would definitely be great!
My biggest problem with self-study is not knowing what to learn next. Does Paradigm solve that?
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@elabinboaqxmg Yes — that's exactly what it's built for. Instead of you having to figure out the roadmap, Paradigm decides what to learn next for you: it tracks where you're strong and where you're struggling, then picks the next step — reinforce a weak spot, move on, or level up. You just show up and learn; it handles the "what next." 🙌
The hardest part of learning to code alone is getting stuck with no one to ask. Does the tutor help there?
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Upvoted.. congrats @scoootscooob the keystroke guide to shipping your first app sounds perfect for beginners. qq does the AI check the code syntax in real time or wait for you to run it?
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Tycoon AI
Congrats on the launch, Scott!
I love your product idea, will there be integrations with tools like Notion or Google Calendar for study planning?
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@itsluo Thank you so much Leo! And yes, we already support both, along with a bunch of other tools.
One of my favorite workflows is letting Paradigm build a learning plan, schedule it on my Google Calendar, and keep everything organized in Notion.