236 officially published articles and whitepapers (2021-2026), automatically turned into 618 explained questions across 11 subjects.
The problem was never a lack of material.
236 documents and 1.4M characters of source text.
Sliced into 6-question sets: one subject in 15 minutes, and you can stop whenever you like.
You finish an article and forget it.
Every question ships with an explanation and a link back to the source paragraph.
Community understanding varies wildly.
Completion progress, accuracy and a cloud leaderboard make everyone's learning visible to each other.
From picking a subject to spotting a bad question and feeding the fix back, every step has a mechanism behind it.
11 subjects, each its own level. Every round draws 6 random questions and 80% correct clears it.
Every question is bound to its source, so while answering you can jump back to the exact paragraph and check.
Missed questions collect automatically and can be drilled on their own, filtered by subject.
Results are recorded to the cloud and ranked by accuracy and time. Bind an Uptick wallet for future rewards, and a DID for certificates.
A cross-subject paper of 40 questions, with 90% required to clear it.
Disagree with a question? Submit a correction and an admin reviews it in the back office.
Where the questions sit comes from classifying 236 sources (233 official articles + 3 English whitepapers) by topic.
618 questions in total · hover for the full subject name
6 phases · Chinese and English
The whole pipeline is reproducible: fetch → clean and classify → write questions → quiz and feed back.
Officially published articles and English whitepapers are fetched, with body, title and publish date extracted and de-duplicated.
Classified against 11 topic keyword sets to build the knowledge map and the timeline.
Single and multiple-answer questions are generated per subject with the answer, an explanation and the source reference.
Answers are written to the results store, user corrections enter a review queue, and accepted ones fix the questions.
Currently supports Telegram, Google, or Upward authorized login.
A timer is optional for each round, and the score plus explanations appear the moment you finish.
Progress stays on the home screen and results go to the leaderboard.
618 questions are ready. Pick one subject and 15 minutes will show you where the gaps are.