Socrati is a mobile learning app that converts any source of information into a structured audio course. Users can drop in a PDF, paste a YouTube link, snap a photo of a page, or simply type a topic, and the app automatically generates narrated lessons, interactive drills, flashcards, and spaced-repetition reviews. The core experience centers on audio narration: each lesson is read aloud so learners can study while commuting, exercising, or relaxing without a screen. The app supplements listening with multiple-choice drills, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and digital flashcards that reinforce key points. A built-in spaced-repetition scheduler re-surfaces material on the exact day the user is predicted to forget it, aiming to lock knowledge into long-term memory with minimal effort. Socrati runs natively on iOS and Android and is available in six languages, allowing learners worldwide to build courses in their preferred language. Content creation is fully automated: after the user supplies a source, the AI extracts essential concepts, writes concise lesson scripts, records narration, and assembles the full course within minutes. No manual authoring or desktop software is required; everything is managed inside the mobile app. The product is positioned for people who want to learn during downtime away from a desk—on the bus, at the gym, or before bed—turning previously idle moments into productive study sessions. Because courses are audio-first and offline-friendly, users can progress without continuous internet access or screen attention. Socrati is free at launch and built by solo maker David Solsona using Supabase for backend services, Claude Code for AI generation, and Expo for cross-platform mobile deployment.