Start with curiosity.
Bring a project you want to build. Or an interest you want to turn into something real.
Empower every project based learning, start with something you want to build—or something you're curious about. Learn the foundations. See how ideas connect. Make decisions you can explain.
Curiosity.Foundation.Making.Understanding.
AI can help us make things we couldn't make before. But do you really understand the underlying mechanism?
Let Me Understand is my vision for a perfect personal teacher that knows exactly what you know and don't know, notices where you need support, and brings the right reading and visual explanations into your project.
This teacher brings a solid foundation to get you continue your project.
02 / The first step · Visual teaching
A small example: what happens when you ask a website for a page?
Follow the exchange, one step at a time.
01 / Begin with a question
You enter a website address. Your browser needs to ask a server for the page. Let's make that exchange visible.
A website works through an exchange. Your browser asks; a server responds.
This is where I'm starting: clear, guided visual explanations.
The full project-based personal teacher is still ahead.
Example reading: Let's Build A Web Server, Part 1 — Ruslan Spivak ↗
03 / How I imagine it working
The platform I'm working toward.
Built around the learner, one step at a time.
Bring a project you want to build. Or an interest you want to turn into something real.
Begin with the essential ideas and thoughtful reading. Understand enough to take your first step.
Explore visual explanations that make relationships, mechanisms, and consequences clear.
Your reflections, explanations, and project decisions help reveal what you understand. You can correct its assessment. Your learning history helps guide what comes next.
Get a recommendation and understand why it matters. Choose when to go deeper and when to keep building.
04 / The journey ahead
The application is in its starting phase. I’m currently building the best visualization learning material, with plans to expand into the whole platform in the future.
In progress
Building and refining guided visual lessons, starting with computer science and economics.
05 / Why I'm building this
In high school, I earned a silver medal in an economics olympiad. I can proudly say I am good at learning, and I really enjoy it. In college, I discovered how much I enjoyed building.
In my sophomore year, I built DO Card ↗, an NFC card that helps people block distracting phone apps. With little coding experience, I relied heavily on AI to build the app. But as problems appeared, I realized I was missing the computer science foundations needed to make it reliable.
My coding agent worked as though I understood its decisions, but I didn't. I wished it knew where I needed help—and could offer good material before we moved ahead, while organizing that material into content people could easily digest.
I also learn best through visual explanations. Our ability to understand through sight is a precious gift from our ancestors: visualizing an idea helps us grasp it quickly. This application will rely heavily on visual learning.
Above all, I believe people learn the most when building something from scratch. This application will bring project-based learning and visual learning together.
06 / Let's build it together
I'm building toward a personal teacher for every curious mind.
If this is a future you'd like to help create, and you fit the following description, contact me.
Help turn visual lessons and learning tools into a thoughtful, reliable product.
Explore visual explanations, interactions, and a learning experience that makes sense.
Help develop explanations, identify good foundational reading, and shape how we teach.