Lost Me.

Traditional edtech is either passive (videos) or rigid (chatbots that just rephrase). "Lost Me" explores the gap between information delivery and actual understanding — treating confusion not as failure, but as signal. It sits in the space of adaptive pedagogy meets embodied presence.

What makes it original: Most AI tutors talk at you. "Lost Me" is bidirectional in three dimensions: 1. You teach the AI — role reversal isn't a gimmick, it's the assessment layer. The AI becomes the student, forcing you to articulate understanding. 2. "Lost Me" as a meta-button — it's not just "slower" or "repeat," it's a structured rotation through 5 cognitive lenses. The app learns your preference profile across angles. 3. Attention-aware presence — using MediaPipe face tracking, the tutor notices disengagement (looking away) and nudges you, making the video call feel uncannily human.

A video-call tutor powered by Tavus where an AI persona explains complex topics, draws live interactive diagrams on a Magic Canvas, and adapts its teaching style in real-time based on your reactions. When something doesn't click, you hit "Lost Me" — the tutor instantly pivots to a completely different explanation angle (analogy → worked example → analogy from your domain → simplified steps → big-picture overview). Once you get it, the mode flips: you teach the AI back, and it quizzes you with genuine follow-ups. It even watches your eyes via webcam — if you look away during a lesson, it gently calls you back.