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Adaptive tutor built on the Feynman Technique that asks you to explain concepts back and tracks where your understanding breaks down.
Neuronsy is a study tool built around the Feynman Technique: instead of just reviewing flashcards, users input notes, sources, or topics, then answer adaptive questions that require explaining the concept in their own words. The system gives feedback on those explanations, flags specific knowledge gaps, schedules reviews using spaced repetition, and builds a visual map of how concepts connect to each other. It also supports dictation for hands-free input and tracks mastery levels per concept over time. It targets students and self-directed technical learners who want active understanding rather than passive rereading, and it's sold as a subscription with two tiers distinguished mainly by daily usage limits and workspace count.
Scholar starts at $7.99/month ($47.99/year) with 20 daily answers and 1 workspace; Pro is $14.99/month ($99/year) with 40 daily answers and up to 20 workspaces. Both include a trial that requires a card.
Use tool ↗Neuronsy leans on explain-it-back-to-me testing rather than recognition-based flashcards, which is a genuinely harder and more useful way to catch shallow understanding. The two-tier pricing is built around daily answer caps and workspace counts, so heavy users will bump into limits faster than the marketing suggests.
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