See the system
Make the important pieces and their relationships visible.
Build and train a neural network from first principles, then diagnose optimization, overfitting, and generalization.
For people building products with AI who want a practical mental model they can use.
For people building products with AI who want a practical mental model they can use.
Make the important pieces and their relationships visible.
Use the model inside a realistic product or technical trade-off.
Leave with language you can use with product, design, and engineering teammates.
Each lesson makes one part of the system visible, then asks you to make a decision inside it.
A weight turns an input into a guess, and the signed prediction gap shows which side of the target it lands on.
Turn a weighted score into a yes-or-no decision, then find the pattern one straight boundary cannot learn.
Control the weights, bias, and activation that turn several inputs into one output.
Combine hidden neurons into a network that solves XOR, then see why choosing every setting by hand does not scale.
Turn prediction error into a loss curve, then use its slope to move a weight toward a better setting.
Use the chain rule to compute each weight’s loss gradient, then expose why gradients can vanish in deep networks.
Tune the size of each training update, then diagnose slow, unstable, and healthy loss curves.
Assemble the complete learning loop, then watch one network’s weights, predictions, and loss improve together.
Balance model capacity against held-out performance, then regularize an overfit neural network.
Match backpropagation’s mechanics to image models, language models, and automatic differentiation.
Try the first interactive lesson without an account or a credit card.