An app to learn anything. Five minutes a day.
Type any topic and Tomo turns it into bite-size lessons, quizzes, levels, and streaks. The same daily game that hooks you on a phone, pointed at the stuff you actually want to know. Until it sticks.
For the part of you with thirty open tabs and no idea where to start.
Free during early access · No credit card · iPhone & Android
You're curious about a hundred things. You finish none of them.
It's not a willpower problem. Look at how the alternatives are built:
Thirty tabs. Four facts. Gone by tomorrow.
You watched. You nodded. By Sunday it was a vibe, not a memory.
Eight weeks. You meant to finish. Most people never do.
You asked once. Then you went back to scrolling.
Why five minutes beats a four-hour binge
Short lessons spaced over time beat one long cram session. Streaks and a small win each session give you a reason to come back tomorrow.
Every level asks you something, then tells you what happened. That active recall is the difference between 'I read that once' and 'I know this'.
"Anything" isn't a figure of speech
119+ courses and counting, across every kind of curiosity. Pick a corner to explore, or type your own topic in the app.
Questions
What can I actually learn on Tomo?
Anything you can type. Science, history, money, art, business, the genuinely niche stuff. If you're curious about it, Tomo can build a course on it in a couple of minutes.
How is this different from watching videos or asking ChatGPT?
Videos and AI can explain something once. Tomo turns it into a game you play a little every day, with questions that make it stick. The difference is whether you remember it next week.
How long does it take to learn something?
Five minutes a day. Each course is a series of bite-size levels that build on one another, so you make real progress without blocking out an evening.
Do I need any background?
No. You pick how deep to go and which teaching style fits you, and the course meets you there.
Is it free?
Yes. Free during early access, no credit card, no waitlist.
Stop collecting tabs. Start finishing things.
Pick the one topic you keep meaning to get to. Tomo will have your first lesson ready in about two minutes.