An AI coach for anything you want to learn
The learning coach that makes sure you actually finish.
Tell Kleus what you want to learn. It writes a plan and one 30-minute assignment a day, sent to your WhatsApp or Telegram. Each one teaches you the topic, tests you on it, makes you write, and gets graded.
Try one free, no account. Then decide whether ChatGPT could've done that.
How it works
Three things happen. That's the whole product.
You've never had a knowledge problem. Everything you want to learn is free and online. What you don't have is anything that notices when you stop.
01
Tell it what you want
Roman history, Python, negotiation. Kleus builds the plan.
02
Do today's lesson
A 30-minute lesson lands in your chat. You read it, answer the checkpoints, and submit. Kleus grades it and writes tomorrow's from what you got wrong.
03
Doesn't let you give up
Go quiet and it texts. Keep ghosting and it calls. Miss a day and the plan bends instead of breaking.
Step 02 is the one people ask about. Here is a real one.
Try an assignmentOne day, start to finish
It doesn't wait for you to open an app.
Kleus
accountability
Today's assignment is up. Integration by parts, 30 minutes:
https://app.kleus.ai/assignment/integration-by-parts09:00
You said 30 minutes. It's 6:12pm and I don't see it done.18:12
long day, haven't started18:20
Fine. I moved it to 8:30 and cut it to the three worked examples. You still finish chapter 2 this week, that part doesn't move.18:20
ok ok. 8:3018:21
done, submitted21:09
Just saw it, 89/100 nice work. It's a bit shaky on the math explanations but we'll carry on. Tomorrow, similar assignment but it's about differential equations.21:10
The plan
Every lesson is written after the last one.
Kleus writes one assignment at a time, from what you got right and wrong the day before. Anything you got wrong comes back in a later one.
Your plan
✎ Edit
From Empires to EU: Europe's Modern History & Its Leaders
You want to be the one who understands the why behind the headlines, not merely reacting to them. Imagine the quiet authority of pulling historical context into tough scenarios.
Today · Chapter I, The Revolutionary Crucible (1789-1815)
Key Phases of the Revolution
Lesson 3 of 15
Consistency
2 of 15 done
The plan
Revise plan
IThe Revolutionary Crucible (1789–1815)
Currenta.Mapping Pre-Revolutionary Europe
b.Spark of Discontent: French Revolution Causes
c.Key Phases of the Revolution
~30 minOpen →d.Robespierre's Vision & Downfall
e.Napoleon's Ascent to Power
f.The Napoleonic Code: A Lasting Legacy
g.Mapping Napoleon's Empire at its Peak
h. – o. · 8 more lessons
IIThe Age of Ideologies & Unification (1815-1871)
IIIEmpires, Alliances, and the Great War (1871-1918)
IVThe Interwar Years & The Road to Catastrophe (1918-1939)
It's built for the days you don't feel like it.
This week
On plan
Miss a day, keep the plan.
No broken streak, no starting chapter one for the fourth time. The plan reshuffles around your life and keeps moving.
Pressure
Firm
You said 19:00. It's 19:12. Still happening?
As strict as you can handle.
A dial from gentle nudge to drill sergeant. Same engine, your pressure. Most people crank it up after week one.
A coach, and Kleus
A good coach does things Kleus can't. The other rows are the point.
Knows the subject deeply
Yes
Reads the sources, writes the lesson
Reads your face
Yes
No
Answers your questions
Yes, in the room
Yes, in your chat
Writes each lesson from your last result
Rarely
Every lesson
Checks your work
Weekly, if you bring it
Every lesson, question by question
Remembers what you got wrong on Tuesday
Sometimes
Asks you about it on Friday
Notices the day you stop
At the next session
The same evening
Scheduling
An hour you book, then cancel
9am, in your chat, already written
When you skip
Your guilt
The plan reshuffles
Bring your own book, paper, or podcast.
The textbook you never got through. The paper your work depends on. The podcast you keep restarting. Drop it in, and Kleus turns it into a plan, then makes you finish it.
Macroeconomics, 11th edition
1,042 pages
14 chapters · 25 min a day
Accretion disks and relativistic jets, review
312 pages
9 sections · 3 weeks
The History of Rome
179 episodes
12 chapters · recap after each
This one isn't live yet. Everything else on this page is working today.
Pick one thing. Actually finish it this time.
Tell Kleus what you want to learn and it writes the plan while you wait. Then it starts chasing you.