People skills
Small talk that doesn't die
Start a conversation, keep it going, and leave it well. Practise with scenarios that react to what you choose, then try it for real with a small mission.
$3 · mini-lab · about 30 minutes
Learn by doing.
Short courses where every lesson has something to try.
Any subject, the same way: you try something first, see what really happens, then get the why in plain words. No hype, every term explained, and no course costs more than $9.
Try one
Predict, then see
Two strangers have a short online chat to get to know each other. Who does their partner tend to like more?
In live chats between strangers, people who asked more questions, especially follow-ups, were liked more: they came across as listening and caring. Most people don't expect this.
Huang, Yeomans, Brooks, Minson and Gino (2017), Journal of Personality and Social Psychology · the study
A customer writes in
Can you remove the extra seat we added by mistake? No rush, we just don't want to pay for it next month.
We ask an AI model
- Which department should handle this? billing · technical · other
- How urgent is it? not urgent · soon · blocking
Press Run to see what the model answered.
How every lesson works
Try it. See it. Get it.
Try it
Every lesson starts with something to do: a guess to make, a slider to move, a conversation to practise, an example to run.
See it
You see what really happens: a real answer, a real result, a real reaction, never a made-up one.
Get it
Then the why, in plain words, with every new term explained the first time it appears. Quick questions come back days later, so it sticks.
The first courses · late November 2026
Two very different subjects, one way of learning
AI
AI answers you can trust
Get AI to make decisions you can check: which department, how urgent, how sure it is. Every lab runs a real model's answer.
$9 · course · 26 labs · first module free
What comes next
A new course every month
More AI and IT, and subjects far from tech too, like baking bread by ratios. Every one is built the same way: you learn by doing.