How it works · Neurodiversity

Learning with ADHD or dyslexia, at your own pace.

If you have ADHD or dyslexia, or simply process things differently, here is what Zavmo does. It teaches one idea at a time, in short turns. You can talk instead of typing, and have any reply read aloud. You choose how long a session runs and you can pause whenever you like. None of it needs a diagnosis, and none of it is a treatment. You are never the problem.

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Difference as a strength Taught your way No label required

Many minds, each different. Zavmo teaches to the way you think, not around it.

A different mind isn’t a problem to fix

Traditional training tends to treat a difference as something to correct: a deficit to remediate before you can get on with learning. Zavmo starts from the opposite place. It does not ask what is wrong with the way you take things in. It changes the way it teaches until something lands.

Nothing here is guessed about you

Zavmo does not try to work out how your brain is wired. It watches something simpler and more useful: whether the explanation in front of you is actually working.

When it is not, the teaching changes. A different character comes in with a different way through it. A worked example instead of a definition. Back to basics instead of pressing on. That happens in the middle of a lesson rather than at the end of a module, and it happens whether or not anyone knows anything about you.

A few things are on for everybody here, with no diagnosis and nothing to request. Every character is set up to answer in a few sentences, one idea at a time, so there is no wall of text to get through. If typing or reading is hard work, you can speak your answer and tap Listen on any reply. You pick how long a session lasts, from five or ten minutes, and Pause and save keeps your place for later.

When something is not landing, say so. Buttons for Confused, Slower and Too hard are there in every lesson, and the teaching changes when you use them.

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