Less scrolling. More knowing.
Pick any topic and Morso builds a short course with quizzes in about 30 seconds, then teaches it in four-minute lessons.
From a topic to a quiz in three moves.
No setup, no syllabus to write, and nothing to watch at 1.5x speed.
The research, not a slogan
Test yourself once and you'll remember more a week later than if you re-read it.
That is why every Morso lesson ends with a quiz instead of a summary. The catch, which the study reports too: re-reading looks better if your exam is in five minutes. It stops working when you need to know it next week.
Roediger & Karpicke (2006), Psychological Science 17(3), 249–255. Read the paper or our plain-English take.
Recalled one week later
- Tested, not just read
- Every lesson ends in a quiz that forces recall, not recognition.
- Spaced, not crammed
- Lessons spread exposure over days instead of one long sitting.
Small enough to do every day.
A lesson takes about four minutes. Do one, watch your streak tick up, and you have a reason to open the app again tomorrow.
4 days
One lesson today makes it 5
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- Streaks
- Finish a lesson each day and the number goes up.
- XP and ranks
- Every correct answer earns XP. Enough of it moves you up a rank.
- Leaderboard
- See where you stand against other learners this week.
Why not just ask ChatGPT?
For a quick answer, do. Morso is for when you want to learn the whole subject and still know it next week.
Free gets you started. Pro removes the limits.
Free is 2 courses and 3 lessons a month, enough to see if Morso works for you. Pro is for when you want PDFs, lecture links and no ceiling.
Free
$0forever
- 2 courses to start with
- 3 lessons per month
- XP, streaks & achievements
- Leaderboard
Everything in free, plus:
- Unlimited courses
- 20 lessons per day
- PDF upload (textbooks, notes)
- YouTube lecture → course
- Priority AI generation
- Advanced quiz modes
- Cancel anytime
Every plan builds a course in about 30 seconds. Cancel any time. Full feature comparison →
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How it works
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