Ask a question. In minutes you get a researched, animated, narrated video lesson made for exactly what you asked.
Free to start · your first 5-minute lesson is on us · no card needed
Made because somebody asked
Real lessons from the public library.
Studying
The topic you're stuck on, explained at your level — the night before the exam if need be.
Teaching
A lesson for the topic you never have time to build — with a quiz and flashcards to hand out.
Just curious
The things nobody sat you down and explained. Interest rates. Immune systems. Tides.
What you get
Every video arrives with the things a good course has, generated for that lesson alone.
Every lesson is split into titled sections with timestamps. Replay the part you missed, skip what you already know.
Straight from the lessons
No stock footage, no templates — every frame comes from a lesson made for someone.
The loop
Making a lesson costs a credit for every minute it runs. Share it, and each time another user unlocks it, 10% of its length is credited back to you.
After ten unlocks the lesson has paid for itself, and everything beyond that is profit. Pro plan users get 20% back instead of 10%. Earned credits never expire.
Share a lesson10 more unlocks and it has paid for itself.
The things people want to know first. Everything else is on the what-you-get page.
See everything a lesson comes withEach lesson is written from the sources it lists, and the sources are shown with it. Treat it like careful notes from a diligent student — check anything you'll rely on.
Minutes, not days. You can close the tab and come back — the lesson keeps being made.
In the question itself: “for a nine-year-old”, “I know the basics, go deeper”. Vocabulary, pace and examples all follow.
Your first five-minute lesson is free, no card needed. After that, plans are a monthly allowance of credits; a credit makes one minute of video.
Meet the narrators
Every lesson is read aloud by a narrator you choose. Press play to hear a few of the 25.
Why Xplainly
Libraries of videos answer the average question. You never asked the average question. Xplainly builds the lesson after you ask, with your framing, your level and the example you care about.
