A free AI course generator, built in four days.
Mnemo turns any topic — typed or photographed — into a structured five-lesson course in under a minute. There's no signup, no paywall, no upsell. The whole site is free to use.
The idea was simple: build something useful with Google's new open-weights model that benefits real people. Four days of solo coding later, this site went live at mnemo.school.
Why open weights matter.
Gemma 4 is released under Apache 2.0. That means the model weights aren't locked inside one company's API — anyone can fork the engine, run it on their own hardware, and verify what it does. For a site that teaches things to people, this matters. The educational layer is too important to bet entirely on a black box that can change its behavior or terms at any moment.
The two models powering Mnemo:
- Gemma 4 26B-A4B-it — multimodal, handles photo-to-course generation. Mixture- of-experts, ~4B active params per token, runs efficiently.
- Gemini 2.5 Flash — text-only structured generation for course outlines and lesson content. Fast and reliable for JSON-shaped output.
How Mnemo teaches.
The shape comes straight from research on retrieval practice and spaced repetition. Each lesson ends with five active- recall exercises — multiple choice, fill blank, true/false, matching, ordered steps. The mix is deliberate: research shows interleaving exercise types improves retention more than drilling one format.
Beyond a lesson, completed courses feed into a daily review queue. Items you got wrong come back sooner; items you nailed get spaced further out. The goal: not just “I clicked through a course” but “I remember this in three weeks.”
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Built with Gemma 4 · Apache 2.0 · Open weights