The AI tutor that tests you first — and teaches only what you're missing.

lanyting is an adaptive learning platform. Instead of starting you on chapter one, it gives you a short adaptive quiz, finds your exact knowledge gaps, and writes personalized lessons for just those concepts. Every mistake then becomes a review card that comes back on a spaced-repetition schedule — until you actually remember it.

Personalized learning with AI, built around your gaps

Most courses teach everyone the same syllabus. lanyting starts from what you already know, so your study time goes to the concepts that will actually move your score.

Adaptive diagnostic quiz

Five questions that adapt to each answer you give, mixing multiple choice and free-form responses. "I don't know" is always an option — and it counts — so lucky guesses never hide a gap.

Instant feedback with explanations

After every answer you see whether you were right, the correct answer, and a short explanation of why — the corrective feedback that makes quizzing work.

AI lessons for your gaps only

No static course library. lanyting writes short, focused lessons for the questions you missed and skips what you have already shown you know.

Spaced repetition of your mistakes

Missed questions become review cards that return after 1, 3 and 7 days. Get one right and the interval grows; miss it and it starts over.

How adaptive learning works in lanyting

  1. Take a 5-question diagnostic

    Pick a curated course such as Series 65 exam prep, describe any topic or goal of your own, or let the "I'm feeling lucky" quiz suggest one. Each question adapts to your previous answer.

  2. Get lessons for your knowledge gaps

    lanyting's AI writes short lessons only for the concepts you missed, each ending with retrieval-practice questions to answer from memory.

  3. Remember it with spaced repetition

    Your mistakes come back on an expanding schedule, so what you learn today is still there on exam day.

Built on learning science, not on re-reading

Re-reading and highlighting feel productive, but research rates them among the least effective study techniques (Dunlosky et al., 2013). lanyting is built on the methods that consistently work:

  • Retrieval practice — quizzing yourself beats studying the same material again: in one classic study, students who practiced recall remembered 61% after a week, versus 40% for students who re-read (Roediger & Karpicke, 2006).
  • Spaced repetition — reviews spread over days outlast cramming in a single session (Cepeda et al., 2006).
  • Interleaving — mixing related subtopics teaches you to recognize which idea applies, not just to repeat one (Rohrer & Taylor, 2007).

Read how lanyting applies retrieval practice, spaced repetition and interleaving, with sources.

Learn any topic — or prepare for an exam

Type any subject, goal or question and lanyting builds a diagnostic and lessons around it. A few things learners explore:

  • Behavioral economics
  • Statistics with Python
  • Personal finance basics
  • Game theory
  • Modern European history
  • The science of sleep
  • How climate systems work
  • Philosophy of mind
  • Series 65 exam prep

Series 65 exam prep that adapts to you

Preparing for the NASAA Series 65, the Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination? Most Series 65 practice tests hand you hundreds of questions in a fixed order. lanyting's adaptive Series 65 diagnostic finds where you are weakest first, explains every miss, and turns each one into a spaced-repetition card — so your study time goes to the questions that would actually cost you points.

Questions cover the four Series 65 content areas:

  • Economic factors and business information
  • Investment vehicle characteristics
  • Client investment recommendations and strategies
  • Laws, regulations and guidelines, including prohibition on unethical business practices

lanyting is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASAA or FINRA. Series 65 is a trademark of its respective owner.

Frequently asked questions

What is adaptive learning?

Adaptive learning adjusts what you study, and in which order, to what you already know. lanyting measures your knowledge with a short adaptive quiz and then builds lessons only for the gaps it finds.

What is spaced repetition?

Spaced repetition is a study method where you review material at growing intervals instead of cramming it in one sitting. In lanyting, every question you miss becomes a review card that comes back after 1, 3 and then 7 days; answer it correctly and the gap grows, miss it and it starts over.

How is lanyting different from Anki or Quizlet?

Flashcard apps expect you to create or find cards first. lanyting writes the quiz for you, finds your knowledge gaps, generates a short lesson for each gap, and turns your mistakes into spaced-repetition cards automatically.

What can I learn with lanyting?

Any topic you can describe — from behavioral economics to statistics with Python — plus curated exam prep, starting with the NASAA Series 65.

Is AI-generated content accurate?

Lessons and answer keys are generated by large language models and can contain mistakes. For exam prep, verify important facts against official sources.

Is lanyting free?

lanyting is currently in a private, invite-only beta.