A tutor that makes you do the thinking.

Most AI tools race to give you a solution. Flocus escalates deliberately: a hint first, then a concrete nudge, then — only if you ask for it outright — the full worked solution.

Then it checks. After teaching anything non-trivial, it asks you to explain it back in your own words and grades that honestly. “Partial” and “off” are normal outcomes; it will not inflate them to be encouraging. Your mastery only really moves when you've explained something correctly, not when you nodded along.

Pick a course, an exam track, or bring your own topic, and Flocus builds a real catalogue for it — curated and researched from across the web into one structured course, the way Coursera or Udemy would, instead of one chat thread you have to steer yourself.

Browse the lessons in order, jump to the one you need, and see what's done and what's next at a glance.

A lesson isn't just text. Where a real video explains a concept better than another paragraph would, Flocus finds one and drops it straight into the lesson you're already reading — no separate search, no leaving the app to go find it yourself.

A general chatbot forgets you between conversations. Flocus keeps a model of you:

• Per-topic mastery that decays if you leave something alone too long
• Your specific misconceptions, logged in your words — “drops the sign when distributing a negative” — and brought back the next time they're relevant
• A booked next appointment, so a session ends with a commitment rather than trailing off
• A profile of how you learn — pace, which explanations land, which errors recur

Point your camera at the problem — handwritten, printed, from a textbook — and the tutor works from what it sees. It still won't solve it outright: same guided approach, just starting from your actual page instead of you retyping it.

Topics come back for a recall check based on how well you knew them and how long it's been. Get one wrong and it returns sooner. It's the difference between revising and re-reading.

Pick a course or an exam track — GATE, CAT, SAT, IELTS, GRE, GMAT, USMLE and more — and Flocus builds a checkpoint plan spread to your actual exam date. Mock-interview mode runs one question at a time and closes with a rubric-style assessment.

Not a translation layer bolted on — the whole interface mirrors, with a typeface chosen for Arabic rather than a fallback.

Your streak, your courses, your progress and every lesson you've already read live on your phone, not just on our servers. Open Flocus on the Underground and it's your account, not a blank one — and your recall deck works with no connection at all. Only writing something new needs signal, and the app tells you when that's the case instead of quietly failing.

A full tutoring session keeps your streak. So does finishing one lesson. So does clearing your recall deck — two minutes on a bad day. The streak measures days you turned up, not minutes on a screen, and a freeze covers the day you genuinely couldn't.