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Start free. Subscribe when it is worth it.

Every subscription begins with a free trial of the whole catalogue — nothing held back, nothing to unlock. If you skip the trial or cancel it, a free start in each course stays open for good.

What free gives you

Not a demo with the interesting parts removed. A real run at the start of four courses, enough to find out whether the teaching suits you.

  • 15 lessons

    AI Literacy, from what AI is to using it without being fooled by it

  • 5 lessons

    Coding Foundations

  • 5 lessons

    Robotics Foundations

  • 5 lessons

    Prompting, for using AI at work

Plus the first two lessons of whichever professional track you came for, because foundations do not answer “does this teach me my job?”

What a subscription adds

  • Every course

    546 lessons across 32 paths, including the machine learning, computer vision and deep-dive tracks

  • No daily limit

    The free tier paces you; a subscription does not

  • Practice and recall

    Spaced repetition that brings back what you missed, rather than what you already know

  • Tooki, the tutor

    Ask about the lesson you are in, and get an answer about that lesson

  • Project reviews

    Submit a capstone and get it read

  • Certificates

    For the paths you finish

Why there is no number on this page

Because it would be wrong for most of the people reading it. The price depends on your country, on whether you are on the web, an iPhone or an Android device, and on whatever promotion is running. The store you buy through is the only source that knows all three, so that is where the number lives — on the screen you would actually buy from, in your own currency, before you are asked for anything.

Annual and monthly are both offered. You can cancel from the same place you subscribed, and cancelling leaves every lesson you finished exactly where it is.

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Schools and companies

Licensed by the seat, with a teacher portal for classes and an administrator portal for organisations. Neither one can see a learner's individual answers — that is a line the data model holds, not a setting.

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