A tutor who shows his working, on a course built around you.

ArthurAI^™ PLE is the edition you buy for yourself. Arthur streams his reasoning while he works, cites the lesson behind every claim, and builds practice from the lessons you have actually completed. You set the pace, you keep the notes, and nothing expires because a term ended.

Browse the full catalogue before you create an account. Courses and packs are bought individually — no subscription.

Four things you do not get by asking a general-purpose model to teach you.

• Reasoning you can see

  Arthur shows his working before he answers

  Most tools hand you an answer and ask you to trust it. Arthur streams his reasoning as he reasons — you watch the trace form, see which tools he reaches for, and read the ledger of what he actually did. When he looks up your weak skills or searches your own course material, that step appears on screen. For a learner, this is the difference between being told something and being taught it: you can follow the path to the answer, disagree with a step, and ask him to take a different one.

• Grounded in your material

  Every claim points back to the lesson it came from

  Arthur is scoped to what you are actually studying. He can list your courses, find the skills you are weakest on, and search inside your own lesson content — and when he uses that material, he cites it by name, so you can open the lesson and check him. Ask him a question from inside a lesson and he already knows where you are in it. The result is a tutor who works from your syllabus rather than from a general impression of the subject.

• Built around your intent

  The same subject, taught differently depending on why you are here

  Before you start, you set your learning intent — career-focused or exploratory — and weight it. You take a Learning Profile assessment and a short preferences interview. Those answers shape what gets generated for you: the curriculum, the emphasis inside each lesson, and what the marketplace puts in front of you next. A career changer studying a subject and someone studying it out of interest are not given the same course.

• Your pace, your schedule

  No cohort, no term dates, no seat you can lose

  You buy a course or a pack outright and work through it when you can. Progress is tracked per step and resumes exactly where you stopped, on any device. You set a weekly study goal and a daily reminder time, block study sessions into the calendar, and point the whole thing at an exam date to get staged reminders as it approaches. Nothing expires because a term ended and nothing waits for a class to catch up.

From why-you-are-here to a certificate, with no class to keep up with.

1. Day one

   Tell Arthur why you are here

   You take the Learning Profile assessment and a short preferences interview, then set your learning intent — career-focused or exploratory — and how strongly it should weigh. Browse the marketplace, which is already showing recommendation rails built from those signals, and buy the course or pack you need. Your curriculum is generated against your profile, not pulled off a shelf.

2. First week

   Work through lessons the way you actually read

   Each lesson runs as sequenced steps — introduction, key concepts, detailed explanation, real-world applications, summary, practice — and you cannot skip ahead past the next one. Switch the reading theme to Paper, White or Sepia for long stretches, or let read-aloud narrate it with the sentence and word tracked as it goes. Highlight passages, write inline notes and drop bookmarks; all of it anchors to the exact block of content it belongs to.

3. Weeks two and three

   Practise against your own weak spots

   Every lesson ends with practice questions generated for that lesson. Beyond it, the Practice section builds daily drills, quizzes, speed drills and skill drills from the lessons you have completed, and schedules them by spaced repetition so the things you keep missing come back around. A weaknesses view names the skills you are behind on, and Arthur can pull the same list into a conversation and work through them with you.

4. Ongoing

   Keep the habit and keep the record

   A streak tracks consecutive study days and nudges you when one is at risk. Your notes collect into a single workspace across every course, filterable and searchable alongside your lessons and the help centre. Saved material goes to a personal library. Exam-target countdowns fire staged reminders at thirty days, seven days, one day and the morning of.

5. On completion

   Finish with something to show

   Completing a course issues a certificate. Your order history holds a branded PDF invoice for every purchase, which matters if you are claiming the cost against professional development or tax. Career plan turns where you are now and where you want to be into a pathway of further courses, and Arthur will generate a new one on demand when the catalogue does not already have what you need.

The questions people ask when they are spending their own money.

Straight answers on cost, refunds, certificates, devices and what happens to your data. Where the controlling document is the Terms of Service or the Privacy Policy, the answer says so rather than paraphrasing it into something more generous than it is.

• Who is PLE for?+

  Individual learners buying for themselves — career changers moving into a new field, working professionals closing a specific skill gap, candidates preparing for a dated exam, and self-directed learners studying because they want to. You do not need an employer, an institution or a cohort. The four other ArthurAI editions cover corporate, school, university and vocational buyers; PLE is the one you buy for yourself, with your own card, and use on your own schedule.

• How is this different from asking a general-purpose model to teach me?+

  A general-purpose model answers whatever you put in front of it, with no memory of your syllabus and no record of what you have and have not learned. PLE is an operating system for learning: a sequenced lesson player with locked progression, a practice engine that builds drills from the lessons you specifically completed, spaced repetition over the items you keep missing, a weakness model, a calendar, and a tutor scoped to your own material who cites the lesson each claim came from. The tutor is one component, not the product.

• What does it cost?+

  Courses and course packs are bought individually — there is no subscription and nothing recurring. Prices and any discounts are shown before you check out, and taxes may apply depending on your location. You can browse the full marketplace and see what each course costs before creating an account or entering payment details.

• What if I buy something and it is not right for me?+

  Most purchases are covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee, described at checkout at the time you buy. The exact terms that apply to your purchase are shown at checkout and set out in the Terms of Service, so check them there rather than relying on a summary.

• Do I get a certificate?+

  Yes. Completing a course issues a certificate you can download and share. Certificates record completion of the course you took; they are not an accredited qualification and are not issued by a licensing body, so treat them as evidence of study rather than as a professional credential.

• Can I study on my phone?+

  Yes. PLE runs in the browser on any device, with nothing to install. Progress is tracked per step and per course, so you can read a lesson on a laptop, continue it on a phone, and land exactly where you stopped. Read-aloud narrates lesson content with sentence and word tracking, which makes commute-time study workable.

• What happens to the notes and highlights I create?+

  They are yours. Highlights, inline notes and bookmarks anchor to the specific block of content they were made against, and collect into a notes workspace that spans every course you own. Course materials are licensed to you for personal, non-commercial learning rather than sold, but the notes and work you create in the product remain yours — MindHYVE does not claim them.

• What is Arthur actually able to do besides answer questions?+

  Arthur is a Digital Employee, not a question box. He streams his reasoning while he works, and calls tools you can watch him call: listing the courses you own, finding the skills you are weakest on, and searching inside your own lesson content. He knows which lesson and which step you are on when you ask from inside one, keeps multiple named conversations, and cites the lesson behind a claim so you can verify it.

• Is my learning data used to train models?+

  Your material and your conversations are used to run the product for you — to generate your curriculum, build practice from your completed lessons, and let Arthur search what you are studying. Prompts and responses are not logged as a matter of engineering standard. The Privacy Policy is the controlling statement of how your data is handled; read it there before deciding.