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stemojo

Made inside Egyptian STEM schools

Built by the ones who sat in your seat 

Your courses, your notes, an assistant that answers from them, and practice that shows you where you stand. Built by STEM graduates for the ones coming after them.

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The story

From the community,to the community.

Nobody ever sat us down and explained this syllabus. We wrote the summaries ourselves, late at night, passed them to the class behind us, and worked it out together by getting it wrong first. Stemojo is exactly that: the same hands, the same corridors, the same all-nighters, except this time it answers back. 

From the community

Written by graduates who sat the same exams, in the same corridors, and learned it the hard way.

To the community

Handed to the student who opens it tomorrow morning. Free to start.

How it works

Your courses. Your assistant. Your sources.

Your courses

Your curriculum, already lined up

Pick your school and grade. My Learning opens your courses, lessons, concepts, and notes, the same map the assistant uses.

Your assistant

Ask about what you're studying

Link a course or lesson and talk through it.

Your sources

Answers from your materials

It searches the materials attached to your lessons. If the answer isn't there, it tells you it isn't.

Your practice

Then find out if it stuck

Turn the same lesson into a set of questions and see which objective you actually dropped.

My Learning

Your syllabus is already mapped.

Open a course, drill into a lesson and concept, and read the notes sitting there with their diagrams and worked steps. Then ask the assistant about that exact spot, on the same map.

  1. Physics
  2. Chapter 3 · Faraday
  3. Magnetic flux
  4. Chapter notes
  5. Worked examples
Ask assistant about this
Grounded answers

It would rather tell you it doesn't know.

Every claim it makes carries a citation back to the material it came from. When it finds nothing relevant, it says so plainly. A confident wrong answer about your own syllabus is the most expensive thing we could ever ship.

And when it finds nothing

I couldn't find this in your lesson materials. I can look in another lesson, but I won't invent an answer.

Explain Faraday's law from my chapter 3 notes

Practice

Reading it is not the same as knowing it.

Pull a set of questions from the lesson you just read, or from the exact concepts you pick. They are written for your course, not invented on the spot, and they carry the diagrams your paper carries. When you submit, the ones you missed come first.

Mechanics · Friction on an incline

The block is on the point of sliding. Which pair balances along the surface?

Misses first

  • Resolving weight along the surfaceMissed
  • Limiting frictionGot it

On Plus, your subject partner reads the attempt back to you and says where the method slipped.

Mechanics · Grade 10
  • Newton's second lawMastered
  • Friction on an inclineDeveloping
  • Momentum in one dimensionStale
Confirm standing
Where you stand

A standing you have to earn.

Every lesson carries a standing for each objective it teaches. It does not move because you scrolled past. Proficient means you showed the objective on questions, and a lesson you leave alone long enough goes stale, so revision has a reason instead of a hunch.

Arabic and English

Ask in Arabic. Keep the terms your exam uses.

The reply language is yours to set, separately from the language the app is in. Answers come back in Arabic carrying the English terminology your paper is written in, and the formulas stay set left to right the way you read them.

يعني إيه إن الإشارة سالبة في قانون فاراداي؟

الإشارة السالبة معناها إن الـ electromotive force اللي بتتولد بتقاوم أي تغيّر في الـ magnetic flux. يعني التيار الناتج بيتحرك في الاتجاه اللي يقلل التغيّر اللي عمله.

emf = -N dΦ/dt
Kept in Englishelectromotive forcemagnetic flux
Your turn

Take it, then pass it on.

Make an account with your school and your grade, and it picks your courses up from there. Starting is free.