Guide

How to Use Neuronity

Go from a blank dashboard to your first personalized lesson, step by step.

1

Create your first course

Your dashboard is home base. When you're starting out it's empty — just click + Create a course to begin.

Neuronity dashboard with no courses yet and a Create a course button
2

Name your course

Give it a title for whatever you're studying — like Organic Chemistry — and hit Create.

New Course dialog with the title Organic Chemistry entered
3

Add your materials and your goal

Upload your notes or slides (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, or text) and tell Neuronity what you want to learn. Doing both gives the best lesson — but either one works.

Lesson builder asking you to upload materials and describe what you want to learn
4

Build your lesson

Once your file is attached and your goal is written, the Build my lesson button lights up. Click it to go.

Lesson builder with an uploaded PDF and a learning goal filled in
5

Neuronity maps out your plan

It reads your goal and materials, then organizes everything into clear sections. This takes just a few seconds.

Building your lesson plan loading screen
6

Learn with your personal tutor

Work through your sections one at a time. The tutor explains each idea in plain language and checks in as you go, so you're never just reading at a wall of text.

Lesson view with a sections sidebar and the tutor explaining a concept
7

Practice at checkpoints

Along the way you'll hit checkpoints with practice problems to lock in what you learned. Answer them, or skip ahead if you're ready.

A checkpoint practice problem inside a lesson
8

Ask quick questions anytime

Something not clicking? Use the Quick Questions panel to ask on the side without losing your place in the lesson.

Quick Questions side panel answering a question during a lesson
9

Test yourself with a quiz

When you're ready, switch to the Quiz tab, pick your difficulty and number of questions, and generate a quiz to see how much stuck with you.

Quiz generator with difficulty, question count, and hints options
10

For STEM: a built-in scientific keypad

Studying math, physics, or engineering? Tap the Σ button to open a scientific calculator keypad — with tabs for Basics, Calculus, Functions, Vectors, and Greek — so you can type integrals, derivatives, limits, and other notation right into your answers without hunting for symbols.

Built-in scientific math keypad with Basics, Calculus, Functions, Vectors, and Greek symbol tabs
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