What is Rabbithole?
Rabbithole is an iPhone app that teaches AI in short, interactive lessons, the way language apps teach languages. It has three courses, Learn to use AI, Become an AI engineer and Explore AI Platforms, with 672 lessons in all. Its mascot is Hop, a rabbit.
Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone.
Who is it for?
People who want to use AI well at work and at home, with no coding needed; people who write code and want to learn how models work and how to build with them; and anyone who wants a quick start on one AI tool.
What does it teach?
- Learn to use AI: New to AI? Use it well at work and at home – no coding needed. (312 lessons)
- Become an AI engineer: For people who write code: how models work and how to build with them. (445 lessons)
- Explore AI Platforms: Look up one AI tool, A to Z, and learn to use it. (38 lessons)
123 lessons are in both Learn to use AI and Become an AI engineer, so the three course counts add up to more than 672.
How do the lessons work?
Each lesson teaches one idea in a few short cards. Then it asks you about it: pick the answer, fill the gap or put the steps in order. Tap WHY after an answer to see the source behind it.
Some practice runs in a safe, simulated terminal inside the app, so you can type real commands without breaking anything.
Where do the lessons come from?
Lessons are written only from an approved list of sources: official documentation, research papers, and courses and talks by named researchers. Today's 672 lessons draw on 384 of them. How we make lessons.
What does it cost?
Every lesson is free. Rabbithole Pro takes the limits off: unlimited energy and unlimited practice.
In the US, Pro is $119.99 a year or $16.99 a month for one person, or $143.99 a year for Family (up to 6 people). Both yearly plans start with a 7-day free trial. The App Store shows the price in your country before you buy.
Where can I get it?
Rabbithole is an iPhone app. It is coming soon to the App Store. There is no Android or web version yet.
Who is Hop?
Hop is Rabbithole's mascot: a rabbit in a hoodie who carries a laptop and keeps you company in the app.
What Rabbithole is not
Rabbithole is not the “Rabbit Hole AI” app, the Rabbit r1 device or any other app called Rabbithole. Its home on the web is rabbithole.pro.
Questions, or found a mistake in a lesson? Write to team@rabbithole.pro.