We’re building an AI study buddy who happens to be a moth. She reads your notes, asks the annoying questions and comes back for whatever you forget. She can’t fly yet — join the list and you’ll be in her first flight.
Four stages, like every moth. We’re in the third — the long, quiet one where the wings get built.
An idea at 3 a.m., the night before a biochem final.
Eating textbooks. Learning how good tutors actually teach.
Wings, memory and the Socratic method. Tested late at night by us.
The list gets in first, in small groups, so she can learn from every one of you.
Still wondering? Email hello@mothilda.com — a human replies, usually before your next lecture.
When her wings are ready — we’re in the pupa stage now. There’s no date yet, and we’d rather be late than ship something half-built. The list gets in first, in small groups, in the order you joined.
Yes. Mothilda will be free for students — no card, no trial that quietly turns into a subscription. If we ever add paid extras, the core study features stay free.
JAMB UTME, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME, following the syllabus. For university, you’ll upload your course outline and handouts and she’ll build questions from your own material.
She’s being built for that. Sessions download ahead of time so you can keep studying offline on your phone, and your answers sync the next time you’re connected.
We send one confirmation when you join, then one email when your spot opens. We don’t sell it, share it or send you ads, and you can ask us to remove it at any time.
Every friend who joins with your link adds another pixel to her wings. You can watch her fill in on this page.
The list gets access before anyone else, in the order you joined.
Try early builds, tell us what’s annoying in the bad way, vote on what she learns next.
Founding students are credited in her wings. She’s made, quite literally, of the people who waited.