About Conceptual
Conceptual teaches one Concept at a time: a short lesson from a teacher, then questions that find what you already know and skip it.
Who
Conceptual is built by Jeremy Langley, with help from the family, contributors, and strangers-turned-collaborators named below.
Teachers bring the Concepts. Guides arrange them into Paths toward a goal. Students learn them, one question at a time, in whatever order their own knowledge calls for.
Why
Education keeps costing more and taking longer for about the same result. Conceptual goes the other way: short Concepts, research-backed questions, and a quiz that starts in the middle so you never re-answer what you already know.
Every second removed from learning a Concept is a second handed back to you. We never nag you to come back. When you stop needing us, that is the product working.
Thank you
Family
- Gale Langley
- Long-suffering wife of an idealist.
- Joseph, Linda, and Jeannine Langley
- For their moral and financial support, trusting me even early on when (at first) they didn't know what I was building.
- Nathan, Kyle, and Micah Langley
- Our kids. This is whom I built this for.
Education industry
- Rising rates.
- Longer education times for similar results.
- University entrance rates lagging population increase.
You made this necessary.
Contributors
- Amelie Schreiber
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- Idea: taking expert interactions and working them into the current (2026) Teacher and Guide pages.
- Abel Kodjo Atsou
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Code changes and ideas.
- Translations (French, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Russian), ongoing.
- Mobile: ideas for fixing the search bar, and the layout for the mobile app.
- Videos in an embedded player (when possible).
- Askar Abyikhayev
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- Early human resources on a $0 budget: bringing on board Abel, and others.
- Alerting me to the paper-university industry, its role, and its consequences.
- Questions app plumbing in late 2024.
- Frontend work in 2025.
- @Thor on the Discord Python channel
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- Idea: multiple choices for the same Concept in the evaluation phase.
- Bidi at Fort Worth Code and Coffee
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- Idea: “Why don't you use these marketing tools?” and a list of them. So transformative, knowing what's out there for marketing.