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Market failure
- Externalities
- Public goods
- Ex.Free riders
Live lecture maps
Keep your mind in the room.
Most AI does the thinking for you. Grasp draws the lecture as a live map while it's spoken, so the understanding stays yours.
Start listeningWhy Grasp
AI that builds context in your head.
Everyone is handing their thinking to a chatbot. Grasp goes the other way. The AI listens and lays out the lecture's structure, and you do the understanding, with the shape of the idea right in front of you.
See what you hear.
Someone talks. Grasp draws. You glance up whenever you need to.
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Before class
Drop in the slides.
Grasp sketches the lecture's outline before it starts. It's optional.
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In class
Press Start listening.
Each idea lands on the map as it's said, under the topic it belongs to.
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After class
Open it before the exam.
The finished map saves to your lectures, and the whole class is there.
In class
Stay with it without trying.
Four things change when the lecture has a shape you can see.
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What came before stays put, with what you took from it. The idea being said lights up as it lands, and what's coming waits in outline until the lecturer points to it.
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Pick one of ten languages and a short translation sits under each idea. A hard word no longer costs you the thread.
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Tap an idea and its card opens beside the map: what it means in plain words, what your lecturer actually said, and room to ask. The lecture keeps going behind it.
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Every lecture you save stays whole, course by course, and each one shows what it builds on. Come back to week three before the midterm and pick its argument up where it was left.
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Market failure
- Externalities
- Public goods
- Ex.Free riders
Costs leak out, so the price lies.
Costs leak out, so the price lies.
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Information asymmetry
- Adverse selection
- Ex.Market for lemons
- Signalling
- Moral hazard
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Information asymmetry
- Adverse selection
- Ex.Market for lemons
- Signalling
- Moral hazard
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Policy responses
- Deductibles
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Policy responses
- Deductibles
Information asymmetryAssimetria de informação
- Adverse selectionSeleção adversa
- Ex.Market for lemonsO mercado de limões
- SignallingSinalização
- Moral hazardRisco moral
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Information asymmetry
Assimetria de informação- Adverse selectionSeleção adversa
- Ex.Market for lemonsO mercado de limões
- SignallingSinalização
- Moral hazardRisco moral
Information asymmetry
Always know where you are.
What came before stays put, with what you took from it. The idea being said lights up as it lands, and what's coming waits in outline until the lecturer points to it.
Who it's for
Made for the way you listen.
English is your second language.
A gloss in your language under every idea, so the meaning arrives with the word.
Your mind wanders.
The live idea is always lifted. Coming back takes one glance.
You think in pictures.
The lecture turns into a shape you can see and come back to.
They talk faster than you type.
Stop transcribing and listen. The structure is already there.
Exams are coming.
Every lecture you saved, one page each, in the order it was taught.
You'd rather understand it yourself.
Grasp lays out the lecture. Making sense of it stays with you.
FAQs
Good questions.
What students ask before their first lecture with Grasp.