sologradComputer science
From the first line to the big picture.
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A HOME FOR INDEPENDENT LEARNING
Your curiosity.
Your curriculum.
YouTube courses, private notes, and people learning alongside you.
Bring your YouTube courses, notes, and books together. Find your rhythm. Follow your own path, one lesson at a time.
Made for the web. Open a browser, settle in.
A path that feels like yours.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKSPACE
▷Courses.▤Notes.◉Focus.◎Community.
LESS SCATTERED. MORE CONNECTED.
01 / THE WORKSPACEOne space for everything
you’re learning.
The next lecture. That useful book. An idea you don’t want to lose. Keep the things that help you learn right beside each other.
ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
YOUR LEARNING SPACE
A little progress, every day.
A world of numbers
Make room for a new way of thinking.
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Design & possibility
Start with a question. See where it goes.
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THINK IT THROUGH
Make the ideas your own.
Start with a smaller question.
A big problem gets easier when I break it into pieces. What’s the smallest part I can understand first?
Connect it to something you know. ↗For your next session
☑ Revisit the last lecture
☐ Try the practice problem
Keep the reading nearby.
PDFs, EPUBs, and a place for your notes.
A LITTLE TIME GOES A LONG WAY
Find a rhythm that fits.
COMPUTER SCIENCE25:00
A little space for focused learning.
AN EXAMPLE WEEK
See the time you’ve made for learning.
A glimpse of what you can organize. Your workspace starts with your own courses and goals.
FROM “SOMEDAY” TO A START.
02 / A SIMPLE RHYTHMBig interests.
Little steps.
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Bring a link. Begin a path.
Create a module for something you want to understand. Add a YouTube video or playlist, and Solograd brings in the available lesson titles and durations.
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Give your thoughts a place.
Keep notes, reading, and small next steps with each module or course. Turn “I should remember this” into something you can come back to.
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Show up. Keep going.
Start a study session, check off a lesson, and watch your path take shape. Your progress belongs to you, even when someone else studies the same course.
You don’t need a perfect plan.
Just a little curiosity,
and somewhere to begin.
Learning, on your terms.Find your starting point ↗
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before your
next chapter.
What can I add to Solograd?
You can import public YouTube videos and playlists, group courses into modules, write notes, add todos, and upload PDF or EPUB books up to 25 MB. Watch lessons with the optional YouTube player or open them on YouTube. Solograd organizes your learning; it doesn’t download videos.
Is this a web app?
Yes. Solograd runs in your browser on desktop and smaller screens. There’s no separate native app to install.
Can I look around before creating an account?
Yes. Explore the demo workspace with illustrative courses. Demo changes stay in that browser. Create an account for real imports and server-saved study data.
Will another learner see my notes or progress?
Your notes, files, completion, and study times stay private. Choose whether to show module titles and YouTube courses on your member profile. You can chat with other learners studying the same video or playlist and follow their profiles. Public course metadata is reused for faster imports.
What if a playlist has unavailable videos?
Private, deleted, and unfinished live videos are skipped. Available recorded lessons keep their playlist order. A link containing a playlist ID imports the playlist; remove the playlist ID to import just one video.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS TO WRITE.