Getting Started
What is SkillPark?
An overview of SkillPark — a learning app that turns what you study into a park you build, powered by spaced repetition.
SkillPark turns learning into a place. Every topic you study becomes a building in your personal knowledge park. Answering review questions earns bricks, bricks upgrade your buildings through four tiers, and the park slowly becomes a map of everything you’ve learned — and kept.
Under the game is serious learning science. SkillPark schedules your reviews with spaced repetition (the SM-2 algorithm), which times each question for the moment you’re about to forget it. That’s the most reliable way known to move knowledge into long-term memory. Read more in The Forgetting Curve.
Two ways to use SkillPark
As a self-learner. Save what you learned today — a paragraph about anything you studied. SkillPark extracts the key concepts, writes quiz cards, and builds them into your park. A short daily review session keeps everything fresh. See the Self-Learner Quick Start.
As a classroom (School Mode). A teacher pastes lesson material, SkillPark drafts multiple-choice review cards, the teacher checks and publishes them, and every student in the classroom receives the assignment in their own park. The teacher watches class-level progress: who started, who completed, and which concept the whole class is stuck on. See the Teacher Quick Start.
Free while in beta
SkillPark is currently free to use while in beta — self-learner accounts and classrooms alike. See Beta Status & Pricing for the current limits.
Who it’s for
The current pilot is for learners aged 13 and above. Student parks are private by default — see Privacy & Data.