Education in short videos

Learning that sticks

Source 2006

Spaced beats crammed: when the same material is spread over several short sessions, it stays in memory measurably longer. Analysis of 317 experiments.

Cepeda et al., Psychological Bulletin 132(3), 354–380

EduReel is the app for genuine educational short videos with vetted content, honest source citations and a community that joins the discussion. Not a time-sink, but knowledge to swipe through.

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Vetted learning content 41 languages Well-being built in
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Short videos explain the world to you. They just never tell you where it came from.

41
languages
≤ 10 min
per learning clip
100 %
moderated content
2
roles: learn & teach
Our promise

Your attention belongs to learning — not to ads

No ads in the feed

Not a single ad clip between your learning videos. The feed shows content, not advertising.

Not data-hungry

We only collect what the app truly needs to work — no sprawling background tracking.

Your data stays yours

We don't sell your data to third parties.

What makes EduReel different

The feed that truly moves you forward

Only real learning content

A strict AI moderation checks every video before it goes live. Memes, ads, sensational clips with no explanation? They never even reach the feed.

Real source citations

Teachers back up their claims with citations and exact time windows in the video. You see at a glance what a statement rests on.

Community discussions

Join topic communities and discuss in real time — ask questions, think further, understand together instead of just consuming.

Well-being built in

A freely adjustable screen-time limit and a night lock help you learn deliberately instead of scrolling endlessly.

In 41 languages

The entire interface comes in 41 languages — learn and teach in your language(s).

Personalised feed

The algorithm learns from your topics, languages and your real watch time — and shows you what you like.

Two roles, one platform

Whether you want to learn or teach

For learners

Discover & understand

  • Personalised, vertically swipeable feed of learning clips
  • Follow favourite teachers, like, save and comment on clips
  • Join topic communities and take part in discussions
  • View the sources behind every statement directly
For teachers

Share knowledge

  • Upload clips up to 10 minutes — with title, topics & languages
  • Back up statements with sources and time windows
  • Start your own discussions & communities
  • Track statistics on followers and views

Ready? Your first clip is waiting.

Free, no ads, in 41 languages.

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EduReel on your devices

Android

Fully available. Download the app and start learning right away.

● Available now

Web app

Use EduReel right in your browser — sign in, watch the feed, learn. No installation.

● Beta — open now

iOS

An iPhone version is planned for later, once the demand is there.

Planned
Frequently asked

Answered briefly

Does EduReel cost anything?
No. Every clip, discussion and feature is free to use. There is no advertising in the feed, and we do not sell your data to third parties.
Who is allowed to upload learning videos?
Anyone — you create an account as a teacher. Every claim in a clip needs a source: a book, a paper, a website or a video, with a timestamp in the clip. That is the heart of EduReel, not an optional extra.
How do you check that a clip really explains something?
Before publication, every clip goes through an automatic text and image check. It only lets through material that genuinely teaches — entertainment that merely looks related to the topic is rejected. If a clip is rejected, the teacher can ask for a review by a human being.
Is there an EduReel app for iPhone?
Not yet — an iOS version is planned. Until then the web app runs in the browser, including on iPhone, and covers almost everything: feed, uploading, comments, discussions and settings.
What is the minimum age for using EduReel?
16 to use it on your own. Anyone younger needs a parent's consent, confirmed by email. Whatever your age, you can set a daily screen-time limit and a night curfew.
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