Introducing guided recall.
A new way to return to questions worth keeping open, with enough pause for your own first attempt.
Newsroom
2026
Notes on the route back to an idea.
New field research on prompts that make a concept available without flattening its context.
Socrates Studio is open.
A smaller set of practical paths for beginning a topic, testing an explanation, and building a knowledge map.
A clearer way to follow a learning path.
Topics, questions, and the useful links between them now stay visible as you work.
A new home for the research threads.
The five ongoing research threads—memory, explanation, practice, knowledge mapping, and tutoring—now live on a single research page.
Bring your own model key.
Connect Anthropic, OpenAI, or compatible providers from the API Keys page and use them inside any session.
Anatomy of a useful question, now in print.
The Studio guide is now a longer essay with worked examples from real subjects.
Knowledge maps age with your study.
Maps now keep a record of when a node was last visited, so you can see what is fresh and what needs a return.
What learners keep after a session.
A small study on the parts of a conversation that people actually revisit a week later.
Calmer interface, deeper sessions.
The default interface now steps out of the way as a conversation deepens, instead of asking for the next turn.
Privacy page rewritten, plainly.
The privacy notice is now written to be readable. Every data category, every destination, every retention rule.
A first look at exam mode.
Exam mode asks first, then explains. The first version is rolling out to Descartes and Euclid plans.
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