Your personal learning agent
Turn your commute into a curriculum.
Pick a goal and Railwize teaches it one small concept at a time — grounded in a curated curriculum, built around an example you already know. It asks questions, explains the tricky parts, and moves at your pace. On the train, in a queue, or any ten minutes you already have spare.
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Railwize is being built as a phone app. Walk through it on the right — choose a topic, take a lesson, check what stuck. Mostly scripted for now, with a live agent reading answers the script can't, and business is only the first curriculum.
Walk through the Railwize app
Turn your commute into a curriculum.
Short, guided lessons for the minutes you already spend on the way somewhere.
- Short lessonsFive or ten minutes, one concept.
- Real progressA path, not a pile of articles.
- A smarter youUnderstanding you can explain.
Small moments. Big future.
The questions and hints below were written by hand. When you type an answer the script can't read, it is sent to Anthropic's Claude to write a reply; we don't store what you type. Answers the script recognises stay on your device. The full Railwize learning agent is in development.
Figures in these lessons are simplified teaching examples, not reported financials or medical advice. Railwize is not affiliated with any company named in them.
How it works
Three steps, designed for the ten minutes you already have spare.
Choose a goal
Say what you want to understand — how businesses make money, how something works, how to reason with numbers.
Learn by answering
Work through a familiar example with a learning agent. One concept per lesson, one question at a time.
Build understanding over time
The planned experience adjusts to your answers, returns to the same example across topics, and helps you revisit what was difficult.
Built for people who are short on time, not on curiosity
Sessions that fit a commute
Lessons are scoped to five or ten focused minutes, so progress does not depend on finding a free evening.
One example, many topics
A subject sticks when it has something to hold on to. Pick a company or a case you know and the curriculum keeps returning to it as the concepts change.
You answer, not just read
Every step asks something of you. Getting it wrong is part of the lesson — you get a hint, another angle, and another go.
Grounded in a real curriculum
Each lesson has a stated objective, approved material and a recap, rather than whatever a model happens to say that day.
Pacing that adapts to you
PlannedExplanations and difficulty shift based on how you answer, not on a fixed script.
Progress it remembers
PlannedPause mid-lesson and resume later. Earlier answers guide which concepts come back and when.
Items marked Planned describe the product being developed. They are not part of this website, and the preview above is mostly a fixed script.
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Questions
What is Railwize?
Railwize is a learning product in development. You choose a goal, and a personal learning agent teaches it through short, interactive lessons — one small concept at a time, grounded in a curated curriculum and built around an example you already recognise. It asks questions, waits for your answer, and uses that answer to decide how to help next. This website is how we are testing whether people want it before building the full product.
Is it only about business?
No. The method — one concept, a familiar example, a question you have to answer — applies to almost any subject. Business is the first curriculum we are building out, because it is the goal we heard most often and it lends itself to recurring examples like a single company seen through revenue, pricing, marketing and strategy. The preview above also includes a science lesson and a reasoning lesson so you can see the same shape applied elsewhere.
Who is it for?
People who are curious and short on time, and who would rather use a spare ten minutes well than commit to an evening course. No prior background is assumed in any lesson.
What does the sample lesson show?
It shows the shape of a Railwize lesson: an objective, a situation, a question, your answer, a useful response, and a recap. The questions, hints and most replies were written by hand. When you type an answer the script can't read, it is sent to Anthropic's Claude, which replies within the lesson's material — that part is live, and can occasionally be wrong. We don't store what you type. The figures are simplified teaching numbers.
What happens after I sign up?
You get one email asking you to confirm your address. Once you confirm, you are on the early-access list and we send a short welcome email. You can optionally tell us what you want to learn. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
When does early access open?
Early access is not open yet and we are not naming a date we cannot keep. The list exists so we can tell you as soon as there is something real to try.
What will it cost?
Joining the early-access list is free. Pricing for the product has not been decided, and nothing on this site is an offer to sell.
Is this a qualification?
No. Railwize is not an accredited programme and does not award an MBA, a degree or a certificate.