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Every expert you admire was once a beginner who refused to quit.
Every expert you admire was once a beginner who refused to quit.
Learn to code alongside classes in 5–20 minutes a day, with streaks, weekly leagues and friends. Free to start, no ads, works on your phone.
The best coding app for students fits between classes, not on top of them. Teyro teaches coding and AI in lessons of a few minutes: learn one idea, use it straight away, then lock it in. Streaks, weekly leagues and friends keep you practising all term instead of cramming before a deadline. It is free to start and has no ads.
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Motivation is rarely the issue. These are.
Timetables change every week and exam season wipes out free time
Long video courses lose to everything else competing for attention
Money is tight, so paywalls after lesson three end the experiment
Coursework already covers theory; what is missing is regular practice
Pick a daily goal from about 5 to 20 minutes. A lesson is four short steps, so you finish one in the time a coffee queue takes.
A streak freeze covers a day you cannot practise, and a repair saves a slip within 48 hours — one bad week does not wipe out a term of progress.
Weekly leagues with real learners, and friends you can follow. A little competition does more for consistency than willpower.
Start with: Programming fundamentals, then web development.
Teyro does not issue certificates yet, and it does not replace a university module. Use it to practise what you are taught — and to learn what your course skips.
Teyro is free to start, with many courses free end to end and no ads. Paid courses let you try the first two lessons free.
Yes. Teyro installs to your Home Screen on iPhone and Android in one tap, opens instantly, and works offline once installed.
