Socratopia opens on a starter storyline, nine companions already written into it. Each one fully drawn — a voice, a temper, a way of pressing on you. Any of them can teach any subject; what changes is who’s at the table with you. Come meet them.

Turn a card to hear one at work in a lesson — then, below, how to bring anyone else you’d rather learn with into Socratopia.

Your grandmother. A character from a novel. A historical figure. A celebrity. An anime lead. A ghost you want to argue with.

Upload a photo to set their face. Write their backstory, their voice, their hangups. Every word you give them changes how they teach — the metaphors they reach for, the jokes they make, the way they push you when you're stuck.

Other learners,
other worlds.

The forum is where learners swap drafts — the companions they’ve written, the worlds they’ve set them loose in, the craft notes picked up along the way. How to write a tutor that actually pushes back. Which prompt styles make one feel alive. What to do when your Holmes starts sounding like an intern.

Whatever other learners have made — companions, worlds, tweaks, tricks — is all there, free for you to borrow, remix, or simply read.