Everything you might want to know about Graspen

Graspen is an AI learning app that turns a goal into a personal course. You describe what you want in a sentence, such as “I want to lead my team by June” or “I want to finally understand investing”, and a multi-agent engine builds a complete course around you: a route of lessons, practice on your own situations, an AI mate for when you get stuck and a certificate at the end. It works on the web, on Android and, from November 10, 2026, on iPhone.

An online course is the same for thousands of people, so most of it is not about you. Videos and blog posts are free but scattered, and nobody checks that you can actually do the thing. A chatbot answers questions but does not plan a route, remember your progress or test you later. Graspen gives you a structured course built for your goal and your context. It adapts as you go and only moves you forward once you have shown you can do it.

For anyone with something to learn and not much time: people changing jobs or growing in one, students, parents, founders, people picking up a hobby or preparing for a hard conversation. You do not need to know where to start. If you are not sure what you need, a short quiz helps you name it.

Anything a course can teach. Popular goals include using AI at work, negotiating a salary, public speaking, personal finance and investing, languages, coding, writing, leadership, studying for an exam, cooking, music and sport. Graspen does not stick to a fixed catalogue: it builds the course you ask for. There is also a library of ready-made courses in Explore.

In any modern browser at app.graspen.ai, on Android through Google Play and, from November 10, 2026, on iPhone through the App Store. Your courses and progress are the same everywhere.

Write in your own language and Graspen builds your course in it. This site is available in 21 languages, from English, Spanish and German to Ukrainian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese and Chinese.

First it understands you: your goal, your starting point and anything you add, such as a job posting, your notes or a document. Then hundreds of specialised agents get to work in parallel. Some research the topic and separate reliable sources from hype, some plan the route from where you are to where you want to be, others write the lessons, draw the illustrations, prepare the practice and check the result. A few quick questions fine-tune the plan, and within seconds you have a route of lessons built for you.

About three minutes. One sentence about what you want, a couple of quick questions, and your first lesson is ready. You do not need to sign up with a card or fill in long forms.

A lesson takes 10–15 minutes and has a clear ending. Most people take one lesson a day, so a typical course takes a few weeks. You choose the pace, and the course adjusts when your plans change.

Yes. Attach links, documents, photos or notes, such as a job posting, lecture notes, a textbook chapter or your quarterly goals, and Graspen builds the course around them. What you add stays in your private course.

A personal coach inside the app who knows your goal, your course and your progress. Stuck on a task, unsure how to apply a lesson or preparing for a real situation? Ask, and the AI mate answers about you, not in general. It is part of Premium.

Graspen is not built on a single model. It orchestrates hundreds of agents from different providers, including Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI, together with our own models, and assigns each task to the model that handles it best: one researches, another writes, another checks, another draws. When better models appear, Graspen switches to them.

On the effects that research has measured again and again. Retrieval practice and spacing: you recall what you learned at growing intervals instead of re-reading it, the strongest effect in learning science. Mastery-based progression: you move on once you can do the thing, checked days later. Goal-anchored learning: you practise on your own situations, which keeps people going even when courses failed them before. The right level of challenge: lessons are tuned so you succeed about three times out of four. And a micro format: short lessons with a clear ending get finished far more often than long ones.

Your course starts from your goal, your level and your context, not from a template. Examples, practice tasks and wording are about your work and your life. Everything you do then feeds back in: answers, mistakes, pace and what you add. That way the next lesson always fits where you are now.

Yes. If something comes easily, Graspen moves faster and shortens what you already know. If you struggle, it adds an explanation, an extra example or a practice lesson.

Accuracy is built into the process. Agents weigh sources by reliability, preferring official guides, studies and expert material to hype and outdated tutorials. Separate checking agents review lessons before you see them. And because AI can make mistakes, Graspen also teaches you to check what matters before you rely on it.

Nothing bad happens. Graspen does not scold or punish you for breaks. You come back where you left off, and the course adjusts to the time you actually have.

Yes. When you finish a course you receive a certificate listing the skills you have demonstrated. It is earned through mastery checks, not by watching to the end: every skill on it was checked days later, on your real cases.

Every certificate has a unique number, a verification link on graspen.ai and a QR code. Anyone who opens the link, such as an employer, a client or a colleague, sees the certificate as it was issued: who it was awarded to, the course, the skills demonstrated and the date. It cannot be forged by editing a PDF, because the original always lives on graspen.ai.

No, and we say so plainly. It is not a state diploma. It is verifiable proof that you have demonstrated specific skills. Many people add it to their CV or LinkedIn profile, or show it to their manager as evidence of growth.

Yes. Your courses are private and personal, and nobody else sees them. What you tell Graspen and what you attach is used only to build your courses and track your progress. We don’t sell your data, we don’t share it and we don’t build ad profiles from it. Details are in our privacy policy.

Yes, if you want to. You can share a course, your progress or your certificate. Sharing is always your choice: nothing becomes public by itself.

Yes. Graspen writes original lessons for you and does not republish other people’s courses, books or videos. Sources inform the course, they are not copied into it. Materials you attach yourself are used only inside your own private course and are not shown to anyone else.

No. Graspen teaches: structured courses and practice. It does not diagnose, treat or provide counselling. If what you are going through needs a professional, it will tell you so and suggest where to turn.

Graspen is free for everyone, with limits on the number of courses, lessons and content. Premium removes every limit: $12.50 a month billed yearly ($150 a year) or $20 month to month. Prices are shown in US dollars, but most countries pay a local price instead: roughly the same amount, adjusted for currency exchange and local payment processing costs. Taxes, if any, are added at checkout.

You can build your own course, open every course in Explore, take one course at a time and one lesson a day. No card is required.

As many courses as you like, several at once, no daily limit and the AI mate, a coach who knows your goals and progress.

In two taps: Profile → Settings → Subscription on graspen.ai, or in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions if you subscribed there. Premium stays active until the end of the period you paid for.