Ever wish you had a tutor that never got tired, remembered your mistakes, and explained things like you're five?
I built that. And I did it in a weekendโwith GPT-4, some no-code tools, and a love for Python.
๐งญ Table of Contents
- The Problem
- The Idea
- The Stack
- Build Timeline
- Key Features
- Sample Prompt
- Whatโs Next
- Final Thoughts
๐ฉ The Problem
Learning to code can be lonely and overwhelming.
Videos are passive, courses lack personalization, and human tutors are expensive.
๐ก The Idea
I wanted to build a GPT-powered AI tutor that:
- Creates personalized quizzes ๐
- Explains hard concepts in simple terms ๐ค
- Tracks my weak spots and brings them up later ๐
Introducing Study Buddy โ your new AI learning sidekick.
๐ ๏ธ The Stack
Tech Breakdown:
- GPT-4 Turbo โ Core reasoning engine for Q&A
- LangChain โ Prompt chaining and logic
- Next.js + TailwindCSS โ Clean, mobile-friendly UI
- Supabase โ Stores progress and quiz history
- Framer Motion โ Animations that make it feel alive
- OpenAI Assistants API (optional) โ Persistent chat experience
Bonus: Could easily become a Telegram bot, mobile app, or ChatGPT custom GPT.
๐๏ธ Build Timeline
๐ Day 1:
- Designed the learning flow
- Created quiz and feedback logic using GPT-4
- Pulled beginner Python topics from OpenAI
- Wrote spaced repetition logic
๐ Day 2:
- Hooked up Supabase for user tracking
- Built UI in Next.js with gamified XP system
- Animated the quiz flow for a smoother experience
- Tested with friends learning to code
โจ Key Features
- ๐ง โExplain Like Iโm 5โ toggle
- ๐ Daily quiz mode (5 questions / day)
- ๐ฏ XP + streak tracker
- ๐ Progress dashboard
- ๐ Smart repetition: GPT flags and repeats weak areas
๐งช Sample Prompt
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You are a study coach for beginners learning Python. Create a 5-question quiz focused on variables and data types. After each user answer, provide:
- A correct/incorrect check
- A one-sentence explanation
- A follow-up if the answer was wrong
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