Profile sorted and one lesson already under your belt. A clean start for a Junior Data Analyst who clearly isn’t waiting around.
He is moving fast, so it moves fast with him.
The learning experience
One size fits nobody. So Zavmo teaches one person.
Everything else hands you the same video, the same order, the same quiz as everyone else, and calls the finishing of it learning. Zavmo runs a lesson with you instead. It asks, you answer, and what happens next is decided by what you just said. Same subject, different lesson, every single time.
Free to search and plan. The companion is £70 a month, about £2.30 a day. Cancel any time.
The proof, before the explanation
Two people opened Zavmo this morning. Read what it said to each.
Same product, same screen, same day. Nobody wrote either of these greetings. Zavmo had read a job description and a short assessment, and this is what it made of them.
Profile complete, which means I have a real sense of who you are and how stretched your week gets. Back-to-back on the phones leaves precious little room, so I want every minute you spend here to count.
She has no time, so it protects her time.
What actually changed
The old shape of a course, and what replaces it
- ThenEveryone gets the same video, in the same order NowNobody gets the same lesson twice, because it is built from what you just said
- ThenYou watch, then a quiz checks you were awake NowYou are asked, you answer, and the answer decides what comes next
- ThenExamples from a textbook company NowExamples from your job, your sector, your week
- ThenStuck means rewind and watch it again NowStuck is a button, and the lesson changes shape around it
- ThenA certificate of completion at the end NowEvidence against named criteria, gathered as you learn
Inside a lesson
Eight things happening on this one screen
This is Connor’s third lesson of fifteen, captured from the live product. Tap a marker to see what each part of it is doing.
It coaches, it does not just deliver
The part no course can do: what happens when it goes wrong
A video cannot tell that you have stopped following. Every answer below is a control you can see on the screen above.
Say so. “I’m confused” is a button, and Zavmo drops back down the ladder and rebuilds the idea from something you already know before coming at it again.
Nothing is marked. There is no score to protect.
“Skip this one” moves you on, and Zavmo records that you knew it. It stops teaching you what you can already do.
The plan gets shorter, not longer.
“Save and finish later” holds your place mid-conversation. Lessons are sized to a sitting, so ten minutes is a real amount of progress.
Come back tomorrow and it picks the thread up mid-sentence.
“Read it to me” speaks the lesson. Your tutor talks, you listen, and you answer by voice or by typing.
Built for the way you take things in, not around it.
“Hint” gives you the next step and leaves the thinking where it belongs.
You still get there yourself.
The ladder names the rung above you and Zavmo takes you there when your answers say you are ready, not when the clock says so.
The stretch arrives when you have earned it.
Twelve ways of teaching
The tutor changes when the moment calls for it
Zavmo does not teach in one voice. Twelve characters, each with its own way of explaining things, and a thirteenth agent reading the conversation to decide which one you need next.
Teaching you now
The Analyst
Systems thinker
Breaks it into steps, in order, with nothing left vague.
The cast this lesson can call on
An illustration of the mechanism, not a recording of a lesson. In a lesson you press nothing. Zavmo reads how the conversation is going, changes who is teaching when an explanation is not landing, and watches how much you are carrying while it does.
The whole thing, end to end
Six moments, six real screens
From the first question it asks you to the record it hands back. Every frame below is the live product.
Four ways in, and the one you pick decides everything after it. Map the role you are in, aim at the one you want, study for a qualification, or master a single skill.
A three-month plan built from your own assessment, pitched at the level you showed, with a line on every unit saying why it is there. You untick anything you do not want before you start.
A conversation about your own work, with the thinking ladder on the left and the criteria you are evidencing on the right.
Every module with the lessons completed, the level of thinking it reached, and the credits it carries. Built while you learn, not bolted on at the end.
What you learnt becomes a map of connected ideas, beside a diary written from the session you just finished.
It greets you by what you were doing, not by a dashboard. The path in progress, the streak, and the next move already chosen.
Every screen on this page is a capture of the live product, taken from real learner accounts. None of it is a mock-up, an illustration or a design that has not been built. Where a screen was not good enough to show, it is not on the page.
Ready when you are
The first lesson costs nothing
Answer a few questions, get your plan, and see what a lesson built for you feels like.