Planana AI

Does the step by step plan adjust dynamically if you skip sections or learn faster than expected? Turning vague goals into structured paths is exactly what self learners need, congrats!

This is how learning should work. Most people quit not because they lack motivation — they quit because the plan sucks. Breaking skills into followable steps is underrated. We do something similar at ReadyPermit — turning complex zoning/permit research into a 20-second answer. Simplification wins.

The structured plan idea makes sense, but Im wondering what makes this different from just asking ChatGPT "give me a learning plan for X." ? Is it the follow-through - the daily structure and editing - or does Planana do something different at the generation stage too? And what happens when someone types a goal that's too vague to plan from? Congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the launch, @orangemoon54123! I often have too many tabs open when I learn new stacks. Planana feels like fresh air. The design is clean. And the 8-week Python example plan looks realistic.I've a few ideas that you might find useful. Where can I send it?And good luck again man!

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m the maker of Planana AI.

The idea came from a pretty common frustration: whenever I wanted to learn something new (like ML, a programming language, or even a new field), the first step was always chaotic — lots of searching, too many resources, and no clear path.

So I built Planana to turn a vague goal like "learn machine learning” into a structured plan you can actually follow.

Instead of just listing resources, the goal is to help people stay focused on "what to learn next". Plans are generated with AI but can also be edited and refined by the user.

Long term, I’m interested in exploring whether an "AI tutor" could make learning more personalized and structured than traditional paths.

This is still early, so I’d really appreciate any feedback, ideas, or criticisms. Thanks for checking it out 🙏