Learn philosophy, history, art history, psychology, and economics through AI conversations designed to navigate your curiosity. Heuris adapts to what you explore and curates a daily feed of topics you'll actually want to read and learn about. Built for people who love going down rabbit holes on ChatGPT or Wikipedia, but wish the experience was better.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Chan, the creator of Heuris.
I love casually learning about history through conversations with AI. It skips the jargon and is way easier to digest than Wikipedia articles. But I got frustrated with a few things: I always had to know what to ask, each conversation felt isolated from the last, and there was no sense of what to explore next.
Heuris fixes that. It remembers what you've explored and surfaces topics you'll actually want to learn about.
✍🏻 Here's how it works:
Pick your interests (philosophy, history, economics, psychology, art)
We curate a feed of topics designed to pull you in
Tap any topic, have a conversation, drift between related concepts
Heuris learns from what you explore and recommends what to learn next
Repeat. Your curiosity compounds.
Perfect for anyone who wants to learn more but never has time for books, and finds Wikipedia too dry to stick with.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Chan, the creator of Heuris.
I love casually learning about history through conversations with AI. It skips the jargon and is way easier to digest than Wikipedia articles. But I got frustrated with a few things: I always had to know what to ask, each conversation felt isolated from the last, and there was no sense of what to explore next.
Heuris fixes that. It remembers what you've explored and surfaces topics you'll actually want to learn about.
✍🏻 Here's how it works:
Pick your interests (philosophy, history, economics, psychology, art)
We curate a feed of topics designed to pull you in
Tap any topic, have a conversation, drift between related concepts
Heuris learns from what you explore and recommends what to learn next
Repeat. Your curiosity compounds.
Perfect for anyone who wants to learn more but never has time for books, and finds Wikipedia too dry to stick with.
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