Visual lessons that build real understanding, not shortcuts.

Preorder your first week for $2.99 or first month for $9.99

What is Faraday Academy?

Faraday Academy turns tricky school topics into clear, visual lessons. Instead of walls of text, every lesson is built around an AI-created diagram that shows you how the pieces fit together — so the idea actually sticks.

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    Learn by seeing

    Each topic becomes a diagram you can picture, not a paragraph to memorize.

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    Meets you where you are

    Whether a topic is brand new, getting confusing, or already easy — the picture adapts.

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    A tool, not a shortcut

    Built to help you understand for yourself, so it supports real learning.

See the difference

Same topic — one of these makes it click.

A dense, grey textbook page explaining series circuits in paragraphs and formulas
The usual way

Pages of definitions and formulas to memorize.

A visual lesson in action

How a circuit works

Tap the switch in the diagram to open or close it.

+−

VoltageThe battery provides the push.

CurrentCharge flows when the path is complete.

ResistanceThe bulb uses energy and gives off light.

Circuit closed · bulb on · charge flowing

Who it's for

Faraday Academy is for any student — the ones who are struggling, the ones doing fine, and the ones racing ahead. If a topic is confusing, the picture slows it down; if it's easy, the picture makes it click faster. Parents and teachers can use it too, as a tool for understanding rather than a shortcut.

Try a free sample lesson

No account, nothing to install — just tap around.

Mathfree sample

Fractions, by the slice

Change how many slices the pizza has and how many you take — watch the fraction change.

3/8

3 shaded
8 slices total

The bottom number (denominator) is how many slices the pizza is cut into. The top number is how many you have.

Mathfree sample

Shapes & their angles

Add sides to the shape and watch it split into triangles — that's how you find the sum of all its internal angles.

5 sides

3 × 180° = 540°

a pentagon · each corner averages 108°

Drag the glowing dot to any corner — from one corner, any shape splits into triangles, and every triangle's angles add up to 180°.

How it works

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Preorder your first week or month

One simple payment unlocks the complete library of visual lessons.

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Get new visual lessons sent to you

Fresh lessons arrive by email as they're made, so learning keeps growing.

Who we are

Faraday Academy is built by an 11 year old who wants learning tools that help you understand, not cheat.

Delivery

After you preorder your first week or month, we'll email your activation code as soon as the lessons are ready — how to sign in, what's unlocked, and when new lessons land. Your week or month only starts counting when you enter your code, never before — so you never lose a single day waiting.

Guarantee

Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.

Questions?

One simple payment for your first week ($2.99) or first month ($9.99). Right now it's not a subscription and nothing charges again automatically. Once the full product launches, the plan is for it to renew each week or month — and we'll tell you clearly before anything like that turns on.

Still curious? Pick your plan and see for yourself.

Tell us what you think

Spotted something confusing, or want a visual lesson on a topic we don't cover yet? Send it over — every note is read by the founder.

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Ready to see learning click?

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Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.