How OryxLearn works
OryxLearn has a few different surfaces, but the learning loop stays simple. This walkthrough shows the main path without dragging you through every button.
Generate the Right Shape
Type any subject into the generator. Oryx decides whether it should become one focused course or a broader multi-course program.
Move from Program to Course
Big subjects can branch into smaller courses. Open one course to get a tighter roadmap you can actually study in short sessions.
Read First, Then Practice
Open a concept in Details to understand the core idea first. When you are ready, switch into Socratic Chat, Quiz, Teach-Back, or Flashcards.
Use Active Recall by Default
Quiz, Teach-Back, and Socratic Chat all push you to retrieve ideas instead of just rereading them. Flashcards and daily review keep the knowledge from fading.
Study Longer Material Too
Use Study when you want to work through longer material such as your own course material, lecture notes, PDFs, and stitched summaries instead of a single roadmap concept.
Keep What Matters
Save good resources to your Library so the best articles, videos, and references stay easy to revisit while you keep learning.
Ready to build your first roadmap?
The guided tutorial walks through one realistic example and introduces the main surfaces in a few minutes without overwhelming you.