Onboarding

Since v1.64.0 the entry point is deliberately short: the quick start asks for only two fields.

1. Name — how the app should address you.
2. Topic — what you want to learn. "Spanish grammar", "Machine learning basics", "Solo improvisation on the guitar". Be specific; this is the anchor for your project.

Everything else (goal, timeframe, minutes per day, language) takes sensible defaults that you can change at any time.

Jump right in or set up profile

After submitting, the app offers you two paths:

• Jump right in — you land straight on the Dashboard and can start a lesson or session.
• Set up profile — opens the onboarding wizard: one question per screen (goal → timeframe → minutes per day → current problem → optional learning-style assessment), each pre-filled so "Next" always works, plus a progress bar and "Back". The answers are saved in both storage modes.

The learning-style assessment is no longer mandatory — it is only reachable via the wizard's final step. More on this under Learning-style assessment.

Resumable assessment

If you abandon the learning-style assessment partway, the app remembers the in-flight progress (current question, answers so far, start time) per project, so you continue where you left off. The Dashboard and Settings actively invite you to continue, create or retake your learning profile. Once the profile is computed, the in-flight progress is discarded.

Optional: current problem

In the "current problem" step you can bring an open question straight into the project. If you fill it in, the first AI session starts with this specific obstacle instead of an open "what do you want to work on?" prompt.

Subjects and tags

You can optionally assign a subject (a field from the seeded taxonomy tree) and tags (comma-separated free-text labels) to your project. Both appear later in the Dashboard filter bar; the subject filter lists only your own subjects, sorted by most-used. Choosing a language subject unlocks the pronunciation exercise.

Editing the project

Project details are not set in stone. On the Curriculum page you can adjust the topic and goal once you figure out what you really want to learn. You change the language in the settings.

What is not stored

• No email, no password, no account.
• No analytics, no third-party trackers.
• No telemetry leaves your device in local mode.

Your AI provider sees your messages (that is the point of the AI request). Adaptive Learner itself only stores what you type — locally or in the FastAPI backend, depending on which storage mode is set.