
Real course pages
Open a course, see the lesson list, and start from the next video instead of hunting through tabs.
For the student trying to get unstuck
Not a blocker you'll delete in a week. A study-break routine that actually works.
Become the A+ student you meant to be.

Why scrolling wins
That is not just a discipline problem. It is a reward problem. Learning pays off later. Short videos pay off now.

How it works
Learning is worth it, but the reward arrives too late to help you start. Each study minute earns visible break time, so starting feels rewarding before the long-term payoff kicks in.

The return path
When your planned break runs out, LearnTok does not pull you into an endless feed or cut you off cold. It lowers the intensity, then brings the lesson back into the scroll.

Learning library
Start with curated public-course paths, or import the YouTube playlists you already trust. Your library should feel like something you chose, not homework someone handed you.

Open a course, see the lesson list, and start from the next video instead of hunting through tabs.

Explore preset paths built from useful public-course playlists across AI, coding, data, research, and systems.

Paste videos or playlists and turn the courses you already care about into a personal learning path.
Inside the app
LearnTok is built around the loop itself: planned breaks, cooldown, borrow mode, repayment, and a clear path back to learning.

The user chooses a break from saved break time before opening the feed.

Paid entertainment ends with a calmer, free runway instead of a hard wall.

Doom scrolling becomes an explicit borrowed window, not a silent spiral.

Borrowed time resolves by opening the current lesson and pausing swipes.

After repayment, entertainment only resumes as a deliberate choice.
No. Blockers try to stop the behavior. LearnTok changes the loop around it: earn the break, plan it, cool it down, and bring the lesson back when scrolling keeps pulling.
No. It is not punishment. The goal is to make starting easier by attaching real learning to a short-term reward your brain can actually feel.
First, the feed cools down. If you still want more, borrow mode makes that choice explicit and brings your lesson back until the extra time is paid back.
No. Presets help when you want direction. You can also import your own YouTube videos and playlists.
A study loop your brain can actually follow.
Feedback: feedback@learntok.dev