Curo is a proactive AI-powered Learning Companion designed for curious learners overwhelmed by scattered tabs, half-finished articles, courses, and slow progress. It searches the internet for the best resources, curates content tailored to how you understand best, and creates personalized learning plans broken into daily micro-tasks. When you’re ready to learn, Curo teaches you interactively on a live whiteboard, weaving text, visuals, and audio into natural conversation that your brain absorbs. If you get stuck, Curo helps; if you slow down, it nudges you back; when you finish, it moves you forward. Key capabilities include automatic discovery and filtering of relevant resources across the web, eliminating the need to juggle dozens of tabs or guess what’s worth your time. Curo builds a personalized plan each morning, breaking goals into daily micro-tasks so you always know exactly what to focus on without overwhelm. Interactive whiteboard sessions combine text, visuals, and audio to mimic natural conversation and improve retention. The companion also monitors your pace, notices when you stall, and picks up exactly where you left off, ensuring continuity. The product addresses common pain points: instead of receiving generic answers from search engines or chatbots, learners get curated, context-rich content matched to their preferred learning style. Curo removes the blank-page problem by presenting a clear daily agenda. Its live whiteboard teaching sessions aim to make abstract or complex topics feel conversational and digestible. Progress tracking and proactive nudges reduce guilt and momentum loss that often derail self-directed study. Curo is positioned as a democratized alternative to expensive courses or coaching, making personalized learning paths accessible to everyone. The founding team is building in the open, inviting community feedback to shape weekly updates. The service is offered with free options at launch, lowering the barrier for anyone who wants structured, AI-guided education without paying for multiple fragmented tools.