You already do this. You fall down Wikipedia rabbit holes at 2am. You watch "just one more" YouTube explainer that turns into seven. You screenshot facts you swear you'll come back to but never do. That's not a problem. That's a skill you haven't pointed at anything yet.

NerdSip takes that curiosity and actually does something with it. Pick any topic. How black holes form. Why your sourdough keeps failing. Cold War espionage. The psychology behind pricing. You get a full micro-course in seconds.

Not a wall of text. Not a 45-minute lecture. A real lesson you'll actually finish in 2 minutes.

Here's what people don't expect: it sticks. The courses are broken into short chunks with clear visuals and a summary infographic at the end you can save or share. Turns out that's how your brain actually wants to take in information.

You open the app. You pick something you're curious about. Five minutes later, you know it. That's the whole thing.

We built NerdSip because we were tired of choosing between "learn something meaningful" and "I have six minutes before my next meeting." You shouldn't have to block out an afternoon to get smarter. You shouldn't need a textbook or a subscription to someone's 47-hour masterclass.

You just need five minutes and a question.

Some people use it on the train. Some use it in bed instead of doomscrolling. Some use it because they like being the person at the table who somehow knows a little about everything. We don't judge. We just make the courses.

The AI builds each lesson in real time, tailored to the topic. Every course ends with a visual summary you can keep. Your collection grows. So does the odd, useful knowledge rattling around in your head.

This is the app that makes you more interesting.

Know stuff nobody else does.