Ask Gurwi for a class on anything and it builds it instantly: visual, interactive, narrated, and in the language you need.
Don't feel like creating? Just pick one. Expert-made classes, ready to read, quiz yourself on, or play in karaoke mode.
Write a sentence, upload your PDFs, or let Gurwi search the web. In seconds it turns it all into a class: text, images, narration, quizzes and 3D models.
We invented our own format: a class blends text, image, video, 3D models, quizzes and karaoke narration. All on one screen, all built for your phone.
Images, charts and 3D models between every paragraph. Tap, spin, discover.
Plants capture sunlight with chlorophyll and turn it into energy…
Tap, zoom and explore the image at every step.
The class guides you question by question. Timer, points and live validation.
What gas does the plant take from the air for photosynthesis?
Correct! CO₂ enters the leaf through the stomata.
A natural voice narrates the class while the exact word lights up.
Inside the chloroplast, light energy drives the reaction.
A chatbot replies with paragraphs you forget. Gurwi replies with a visual class you remember: images, 3D models, diagrams and voice.
Lots of text, little context. You read it, close it, forget it.
You see, touch, listen and answer. The idea sticks with you.

Tap any word and see its meaning in the exact sentence you just read — not the dictionary's. Read in English, tap what you don't know, and your vocabulary grows on its own.
On Chrome too Save words from Wikipedia, LinkedIn, anywhere — into the same bank.The interface is in Spanish, English and Portuguese, but the content has no limits: French, Japanese, German, Italian. Ask for a class in any language — Gurwi creates it, narrates it in karaoke and lets you tap every word.
Over 38,000 students already use Gurwi. Here's what they tell us.
I asked it for a class on the Cold War for my exam and it built it in 30 seconds, dictation and all.
I uploaded my calculus PDFs and Gurwi turned them into classes. I finally get derivatives without wanting to throw my notebook.
You tap the word you don't know and it gets saved to your vocabulary. I already have 400 English words I learned reading about astronomy.
I use it to make classes about whatever I'm curious about. The last one was on the history of coffee.
A visual class on any topic, ready to open in seconds.