The tutor who explains it until it clicks.
Milo is an AI tutor that teaches you anything, in six-minute lessons. He works it out step by step, checks you've got it, and explains it another way when you haven't, as many times as you need.
36 courses and counting, or ask Milo for any topic
Pick a course. Or ask for any topic you like.
These are the courses people are learning in Milo right now. Tap one to start, or type any topic and Milo builds a course on it for you.
#1Start in Milo Statistics Fundamentals
Analyze data distributions, perform hypothesis tests, and build simple linear regression models to draw meaningful conclusions.
#2Start in Milo Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals
Understand core AI concepts, evaluate neural networks and large language models, and analyze real-world AI applications.
#3Start in Milo Public Speaking Fundamentals
Structure, rehearse, and deliver a confident two-minute speech using clear vocal delivery and strong body language.
#4Start in Milo Theory of Relativity
Understand core concepts of special and general relativity, from time dilation to gravitational spacetime curvature.
#5Start in Milo UX Design Fundamentals
Conduct user research, create wireframes in Figma, and run usability tests to design intuitive digital products.
#6Start in Milo Neural Networks Fundamentals
Understand neural network architectures, activation functions, and backpropagation to train deep learning models.
#7Start in Milo Spanish Language Fundamentals
Hold basic everyday conversations, introduce yourself, and handle common real-world situations in Spanish.
#8Start in Milo REST API Fundamentals
Understand web API mechanics and design structured REST requests using proper HTTP methods, status codes, and JSON payloads.
Go on, try one. This is a real Milo activity.
Every lesson has you doing something: sorting, matching, ordering steps, spotting the bug in code, typing an answer, hearing and naming a chord, or playing out a decision.
Ask anything. Say it out loud. Milo's listening.
Ask about the card you're on and get a real answer, with tables, diagrams and charts when they help. Or talk: explain an idea back in your own words, practise a new language, or role-play a tricky conversation.
Both describe a typical value, but they react to outliers very differently:
| Mean | Median | |
| How | Add up, divide | The middle value |
| One huge value | Pulled up a lot | Barely moves |
| Best for | Even data | Skewed data, like pay |
Tap the mic and say it. I'll listen and stop when you do.
A little every day. Milo keeps you going.
A streak with a weekly freeze for busy days, a warm-up on what you learned before, daily practice that brings cards back right before you'd forget them, and one friendly reminder at the time you choose.
Remembers you
Your goal, your job, the examples you like. Lessons get more yours every day, and you can see and delete what he remembers.
Six-minute lessons
Short enough for a coffee break. Pick a daily goal and Milo tells you the day you'll finish.
Explain it differently
Didn't click? One tap and Milo takes the idea from a new angle, as many times as you need.
Everywhere you are
Phone, tablet or computer, in your browser today. Install it on Windows from Edge or Chrome.
Made for every learner
Larger text, fewer animations, voice speed from slow to very fast, light and dark looks.
Free to start
Your first two lessons need no account. Sign in when you're ready to keep your streak.
Good questions. Milo loves those.
What is Milo?+
Milo is your own AI tutor in an app. Pick a course or type anything you're curious about, and Milo teaches it in short lessons: he explains each idea, works things out on his blackboard, asks you questions, and coaches you when you get one wrong.
How much does it cost?+
Starting is free. Your first two lessons need no account at all. After that, sign in with Google or your email to keep going; that also saves your progress and streak to every device.
Where can I use Milo?+
In any web browser today, at milo.courseeasy.com, on a phone, tablet or computer. On a Windows PC you can install it from Edge or Chrome so it opens like an app. The iPhone and Android apps are on their way.
How long is a lesson?+
About six minutes. You choose a daily goal (for example 10 or 15 minutes) when you start a course, and Milo tells you when you'll finish at that pace.
Can I learn something that isn't in the catalog?+
Yes. Type any topic, from black holes to negotiating a raise, and Milo writes a course for it: a full outline straight away, and each lesson is written as you get close to it.
Say hi to Milo. Your first lesson is waiting.
Free to start, no account needed for your first two lessons.
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