I got tired of five apps that never talked to each other, so I built the one that does — every skill, one XP system, one loop.
Join the waitlist and you'll get early access plus founding-member perks when I launch on September 1, 2026.
Notion for notes. A habit app for streaks. GitHub for code. A spreadsheet for money. A language app, ignored for six days straight. Five logins, five scoreboards, and none of them ever talk to each other. That's not a discipline problem — it's an infrastructure problem. Working memory holds about 4–7 things at once, so five disconnected systems were always going to collapse. I built the one system for people trying to grow in more than one direction at once — because I needed it too.
Learn → Quiz → Earn XP → Level up. Try it.
I built this to replace your scattered Notion pages, half-watched courses, and abandoned Anki decks with a single system that actually closes the loop.
Add any skill you want to master — coding, languages, music, finance, anything. Define milestones, set the depth, choose your pace. It shapes itself to what you want to learn, not the other way around.
No 4-hour YouTube rabbit holes. No 600-page textbooks. Just the next concept, delivered cleanly.
“ Which data structure gives you O(1) lookups on average?
Every lesson ends with a quiz. Spaced repetition surfaces what you're forgetting before you forget it. Reading something isn't the same as knowing it — I make you earn the checkmark.
Every correct answer earns XP. Every skill has levels.
Break your streak and it resets — that's the point, quitting should cost you something. But some days you genuinely can't show up. Freeze a streak for a small one-time fee and your XP and rank stay exactly where you left them.
Track any skill and its bar rises. Your rank is how high the whole skyline stands, not how tall your single best tower gets.
Gamified learning is one of the more studied ideas in education research. I'm just the one applying it across every skill at once instead of one course at a time.
Almost nobody is building this for someone trying to grow in more than one direction at once. That's the gap I'm filling.
Most apps assume you're only working on one thing. I wasn't, and I doubt you are either. Polymath OS is for the people juggling a few skills at once who want one place that actually keeps track of all of it.
18, mostly building this at night around my AI/ML work.
Here's the honest version: I kept starting things and dropping them. Coding, the gym, learning to invest, getting less terrible at talking to people. Motivation was never the problem. Nothing kept score across all of it at the same time, so it always felt like I was standing still. So I made the thing I actually wanted to use, one tracker that holds every skill and makes quitting cost you something.
It's just me building this, no investors, no team. The app is free and it's staying free. The servers and the hours aren't, so if Polymath OS has become part of your week, throwing a bit my way genuinely helps me keep going. Give whatever it's worth to you.
One system. Every domain. Real stakes. Launching September 1, 2026.
Target launch: September 1, 2026
Log your habits daily and keep the chain alive. Miss a day and the streak resets, and your XP takes the hit too.
A working build of Polymath OS is already live. Beta testers get early access to skill roadmaps, the XP system, and the daily tracker, plus founding-member status when the full product ships.
Add your email and you'll hear from me the day it opens.
Got a question, a collab idea, or just want to talk about building stuff? Email me. I usually get back within a couple of days.