solveit
New course and AI platform from Jeremy Howard and Eric Ries
solveit launched on October 3, 2025 with 133 votes, #229 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Ever tried to build something with AI and gotten stuck? You're not alone. The initial results look promising. But then comes the hard part: making changes, adding features, building something real. To build real things, you need to understand how they work.
An antidote to AI fatigue - created by Jeremy Howard and the team at AnswerDotAI.
Don't outsource your thinking to AI. Instead, use AI to become a better problem solver, clearer thinker, and more elegant coder. These are normally each full-semester-length topics of their own, so naturally we can't cover them top-to-bottom in this 5 week course. Instead, we'll be providing an introduction to each topic, showing some key ideas, and explaining how to use Solveit to continue on your learning journey without our help. (But of course, you'll still have the community to help you.) The course fee includes access to the Solveit platform (with no quotas) for 30 days. After this, you will be able to subscribe for $10/month to maintain access. There is a grain of discovery in the…from solve.it.com
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