LearnTok

Learning with a controlled feed

Don't fight the dopamine loop. Give it guardrails.

LearnTok lets you study real YouTube courses, then take a self-set short-video break without falling into an endless feed.

  • Real courses
  • Self-set break budget
  • Controlled short-video feed
  • Return path
  • Your own videos or preset courses
  1. 1
    LearnTok lesson player showing a real YouTube course.

    Real course

    Study the YouTube course you already meant to watch.

  2. 2
    LearnTok budget screen for choosing a self-set short-video break.

    Set break budget

    Choose the short break your balance can support.

  3. 3
    LearnTok short-video feed with a visible countdown and return control.

    Controlled feed

    Scroll inside LearnTok while the countdown stays visible.

  4. 4
    LearnTok time-up screen that guides the user back to learning.

    Return path

    When time is up, the app points you back to learning.

Start where you are

Start with your own course, or pick one from the catalog.

Bring your own learning videos

Add YouTube videos or playlists and turn them into your personal learning library.

  • Paste a YouTube link
  • Import a playlist
  • Build your own course

Choose from ready-made courses

Browse curated topics in math, finance, history, science, programming, and more.

  • Math
  • Finance
  • History
  • Science
  • Programming

The loop

The short-video break that still has a way back.

  1. Learn when you can.
  2. When your attention drops, choose a break budget.
  3. Scroll inside LearnTok until the timer ends.
  4. Then return to the course you were already in.

Why this exists

Built for the moment when willpower stops working.

You said five more minutes.

That was three hours ago.

You had a course saved.

LearnTok keeps the break close, timed, and connected to the lesson you came from.

You are not weak.

Feeds are designed to keep you scrolling. LearnTok gives the loop a boundary.

Use your scrolling habit to build a learning habit.

Open LearnTok