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Learn any topic in your book by coding it, like a game.

Upload a book and pick a topic. A friendly voice teacher explains it, then turns it into a game you build together by writing Python. Stuck for 5 seconds? They step in, but never give away the answer.

Try the stuck moment How does it work?
  • 📖 From your own book
  • 🎙️ Voice teacher (Turkish for now)
  • 🐍 Learn by coding
  • 🎮 Feels like a game
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A lesson in four steps

  
    
    
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    Upload your book
    PDF, EPUB, DOCX… the table of contents appears on screen.
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    Pick a topic
    Choose the sub-topic you want to learn and press “Create lesson”. It is prepared ahead of time.
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    Learn by coding
    The teacher explains the topic, then you turn it into Python tasks and small games together. Interrupt any time to ask a question.
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  4. 4
    See the recap
    At the end, a kind, encouraging summary of your session.
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Why it is fun

  

    
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The topic becomes a game
Instead of memorising a formula, rule or concept from the book, you run it as code: try, break, fix. Learning feels like solving a puzzle.

    
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Stays inside your book
Every explanation and question points to a page in your book.

    
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The 5-second rule
If you freeze, the teacher notices and checks in with a small question.

    
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Hint ladder
First a nudge, then a direction, then an example. The solution is the last rung.

    
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Talk, get answers
Ask out loud and get an instant reply. Technical terms are said in their original form and in Turkish. No Python install: everything runs in your browser.

  






  
Stuck? Try it.

  
You are on “odd and even numbers” in your math book. Task: print the odd numbers in the numbers list. Press “I’m stuck” and the teacher climbs one rung of the hint ladder.

  

    

      
book: odd and even numbers


numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
for s in numbers:
    if _____:
        print(s)

      

        
        
        
      

      

    

    

      
    
        
  1. 1 · NudgeWhat is left when you divide an odd number by 2?
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  2. 2 · DirectionThe % operator gives the remainder.
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  3. 3 · ExampleWhat is 7 % 2? And 8 % 2?
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  4. 4 · SolutionOnly when you are truly stuck, and explained step by step.
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Our promises

  

    
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It never says the answer. In conversation the teacher gives no code and no solution; the thinking stays with you.

    
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Hints are verified in advance. The teacher does not make hints up; it rephrases prepared, tested hints for you.

    
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No judging. Getting stuck is part of learning, and the recap says so.

  






  

    
    
Coming soon.

    
Kitaphoca is still in development. We will announce it here when it is ready.

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