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Five-minute lessons you actually enjoy. The good kind of scroll.

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Free to join · 5 minutes a day · No charge until launch

Free
to join. No card until launch
5 min
a day, by design
15+
topics, and growing

Why it works

Built to stick.

Whizzu is a microlearning app for iOS and Android: one 5-minute interactive lesson a day across 15+ topics. Four reasons a five-minute habit outlasts a shelf of unfinished books.

Learn interactively

Tap, answer, and explore as you go. You learn by doing, not by reading walls of text.

Learn on the go

Long enough to learn something. Short enough to never skip.

Streaks that compound

Five minutes a day is 30 hours a year. The compounding kind of habit.

Curated by humans

Every lesson is researched, written, and fact-checked by people.

Person learning on the Whizzu microlearning app over morning coffee

How the habit forms

Never be the one with nothing to say.

Sharks predate trees. Cleopatra lived closer to the Moon landing than to the Pyramids. The Spanish national anthem has no lyrics.

Learn facts and stories that turn small talk into real talk.

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A peek inside

Made to spark curiosity.

These are real lessons, not screenshots. Tap an answer.

← Swipe to explore →

History
9:41
Colosseum naval battles
True or false: the Colosseum was flooded to host real naval battles.
Roman warships clashing in the flooded Colosseum arena.
Paleontology
9:41
Dinosaur quiz
Which one is the Triceratops?
Physics
9:41
Physics lesson
Newton's First Law

See how friction affects the energy conservation

drag the puck back & release →
Surface
Wood
Speed
0
Distance
0 m
Reduced-motion view: same flick travels ~3 m on carpet, ~14 m on wood, ~70 m on ice, and never stops in space. Only friction decides when it halts.

Same flick, different surface. The only thing that stops the puck is friction. Take friction away (space) and it never stops.

New topics and lessons land every month. Founders get first access.

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What's inside

More than 15 topics to get into.

Whizz carrying a pile of topics

From history to logic to how AI actually works. Bite-sized, interactive lessons across a growing library, with new topics and formats landing every month.

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...and many more!

The stuff people ask.

Whizz the mascot, thinking
In 2027, on iOS and Android at the same time. Founding members get first access on launch day, before the public.

Three things you keep for being early:

  • A permanent founder badge in the app, only ever given to the first members.
  • First access on launch day, before the public.
  • First pick of the new topics we build next.

Joining is free and takes about a minute.

Joining the founding list is free, and you won't be charged anything until launch. At launch, Whizzu is a paid subscription, and founders get special perks and features for joining early.
Those hand you summaries to read. Whizzu turns it into quick, interactive lessons you actually enjoy, so it sticks without feeling like homework. Five good minutes beats twenty minutes skimming a summary you forget by lunch.
Every lesson is researched, written, and fact-checked by people. No algorithm spits them out. It's the good kind of phone time.
Nothing breaks. Your streak resets, you start again, and Whizz is still rooting for you. The habit matters more than a perfect record.
More than you'd expect. Because you're tapping and guessing instead of skimming, the facts stick without feeling like studying. You'll get some wrong, and that's exactly how they lock in.
Whizz holding a phone with a lightbulb over its head

Your next scroll could teach you something.

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