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StemOverflow
Your personal Olympiad coach, available 24/7
One-on-one AI guidance to understand the concepts, work through difficult problems and get unstuck. Maths Olympiads. Physics Olympiads. Informatics Olympiads.
Hi everyone, I’m Sritanu, the founder of StemOverflow.
A correct answer can hide very different levels of understanding. Someone may have recognized a familiar pattern, tested a few examples, or found an argument that explains every case.
Those learners need different next steps.
I’m building StemOverflow around that idea: start with the learner’s attempt and respond to the reasoning behind it.
It’s an AI coaching workspace for mathematics, physics and algorithmic reasoning, inspired by soviet & hungarian math circles and Olympiad problem-solving.
The current product offers AI coaching across math, physics and algorithmic problems. You can discuss an approach, ask for a hint or explanation, and return to your saved conversations and notes.
There’s also a coached math problem you can try without creating an account.
This is an early version. I’m particularly interested in three things:
• Did the coach understand what you were trying to say? • Did it offer useful guidance, give away too much, or leave you stuck? • What would make you choose to practice here again?
Teachers, parents, Olympiad enthusiasts and people returning to these subjects: I’d really appreciate your perspective.
Thanks for trying it. I’ll be here answering questions and working through the feedback.
About StemOverflow on Product Hunt
“Your personal Olympiad coach, available 24/7”
StemOverflow was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #82 on the daily leaderboard. One-on-one AI guidance to understand the concepts, work through difficult problems and get unstuck. Maths Olympiads. Physics Olympiads. Informatics Olympiads.
On the analytics side, StemOverflow competes within Education, Artificial Intelligence and Tech — topics that collectively have 1.2M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how StemOverflow performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Stem Overflow
Hi everyone, I’m Sritanu, the founder of StemOverflow.
A correct answer can hide very different levels of understanding. Someone may have recognized a familiar pattern, tested a few examples, or found an argument that explains every case.
Those learners need different next steps.
I’m building StemOverflow around that idea: start with the learner’s attempt and respond to the reasoning behind it.
It’s an AI coaching workspace for mathematics, physics and algorithmic reasoning, inspired by soviet & hungarian math circles and Olympiad problem-solving.
The current product offers AI coaching across math, physics and algorithmic problems. You can discuss an approach, ask for a hint or explanation, and return to your saved conversations and notes.
There’s also a coached math problem you can try without creating an account.
This is an early version. I’m particularly interested in three things:
• Did the coach understand what you were trying to say?
• Did it offer useful guidance, give away too much, or leave you stuck?
• What would make you choose to practice here again?
Teachers, parents, Olympiad enthusiasts and people returning to these subjects: I’d really appreciate your perspective.
Thanks for trying it. I’ll be here answering questions and working through the feedback.