Structured notes
Every subject broken into topics and subtopics, written to a consistent format so the tenth set of notes reads like the first.

The material, without the scavenger hunt.
Study material is everywhere and nowhere: a folder here, a group chat there, a past paper someone photographed at an angle. Sino Learn is the library that should have existed: structured by subject and syllabus, consistently formatted, and built so you can go from a topic to the exact page you need.
Every subject broken into topics and subtopics, written to a consistent format so the tenth set of notes reads like the first.
Condensed one-pagers for revision week, with the definitions, formulas and worked examples that actually get tested.
Papers grouped by year and by topic, with worked solutions that show the method rather than just the final mark.
Spaced-repetition decks built from the material you are already studying, so review fits into short sessions.
Material is tagged to curricula, so you can see exactly what is examinable and what you have already covered.
Track topics completed, weak areas and time spent, a straight answer to the question of what to study next.
Choose a curriculum and a level. The library filters down to what is relevant to you and nothing else.
Read the notes, work the examples, then test yourself on the same material without switching apps.
Progress tracking surfaces the topics you keep getting wrong and puts them back in front of you.
Subject library
Material organised by curriculum, subject and topic.
Topic view
Notes, worked examples and practice in one place.
Progress
Coverage and weak areas across the syllabus.
Early access
Sino Learn is rolling out in stages. Join the waitlist and you'll get a single email when your access opens.
The library is being built subject by subject, starting with core school and first-year college material: mathematics, the sciences, business and languages.
Notes are tagged to curricula and levels, so you can filter to the syllabus you are actually being examined on.
Notes, summaries and papers can be downloaded for offline study, which matters when data is expensive or unreliable.
You can take material straight from Sino Learn into a tutoring session, so the person helping you is working from the same page you are.