a tiny museum of big ideas
Learn one idea a day. Keep it for good.
Every short idea you read becomes an exhibit in Pip’s museum. When an exhibit gathers dust, one quick question makes it sparkle again, so you actually remember what you learn.
How it works
About four minutes a day. No feed to scroll, no guilt.
Read a one-minute idea
Short, surprising cards on psychology, space and history, each one fact-checked against real sources.
Pip crafts an exhibit
Every idea becomes a little object in your museum. Watch your wings fill up, one wonder at a time.
- Dusty wonder
Rub or tap the frame to dust it off
Why did the students think everyone noticed their shirt?
Not quite. Whose point of view were they stuck in?
Sparkling again! Pip will bring it back in 2 weeks.
Keep it from gathering dust
Exhibits get dusty over days and weeks. One quick question makes them sparkle, and the idea sticks. Try it above!
Not another feed
Made for remembering
Most learning apps are a feed you forget by Friday. Pip brings each idea back just before it fades.
A friend, not a streak
No guilt trips. Just Pip, who is always glad you came back, however long you were away.
A few minutes a day
Three short ideas and a quick dusting. Then put your phone down and get on with your day.
Opening wings:PsychologySpaceHistoryand more on the way
Simple pricing
Start with one wing for free. Grow your museum whenever you like. Dusting off what you’ve learned is always free.
Free
$0
Your first wing.
- One wing of your choice
- 1 new idea a day
- Dusting and recall, always free
Monthly
$2.99a month
The whole museum.
- Every wing, and new ones as they open
- 3 new ideas a day, plus “one more” when you’re curious
- Expeditions and decorations as they arrive
- Best value
Yearly
$19.99a year
The whole museum, for about $1.67 a month.
- Everything in Monthly
- 7-day free trial
Lifetime
$39.99once
The whole museum, for good.
- Everything in Monthly, forever
- No subscription to manage
The doors open soon.
Pip is dusting the shelves. Leave your email and be one of the first visitors.