Bartholomew

Many students prepare for math exams by memorizing step-by-step solutions, until the exam presents a problem they've never seen, and the memorized steps fall apart. Bartholomew is an AI student that flips the script: instead of being taught, you do the teaching. As you explain a problem, Bartholomew asks follow-up questions that reveal gaps in your own understanding. Your explanations become an editable mind map, which you then adapt to teach variation problems. By teaching a bear, learners stop memorizing solutions, and start truly understanding them.