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A little better, every day

A little less
scroll.
A lot more you.

Turn something you want to learn into a short, playful challenge. We call it a Boil.

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Coming to iPhone. Your curiosity can come too.

Kettle's authored calculus game: tilt a line to match the slope of a curve.
An ivory enamel kettle with a cobalt water gauge and a curl of steam.
Small session. Big curiosity.
Start with your thing.
A tricky conceptYour next interviewA new perspectiveSomething entirely you

Less staring.
More “oh, I get it.”

A little explanation. A move to make. A new situation to try it in.

First,
make it click.

See an example before you have a go. No blank page. No guessing what the question means.

A native Kettle lesson explaining rate of change with a worked graph example.

Actual app captures. Learning examples shown are authored sample sessions.

Made to be played.
Not just read.

Turn curiosity into a skill: Kettle's personalisation screen with enamel kettle artwork.
01 / Follow your curiosity
Your topic. Your Boil. The app's topic shelf and Create your own option.
02 / Find your starting point
Make it click. The actual interactive slope exercise from a sample Boil.
03 / Put an idea to work
See the idea. Then try it. Native teaching and precision-versus-recall exercises.
04 / See it. Try it. Revisit it.

Swipe through the app. Preview artwork uses real native screens.

A mint folder filled with notes, a blue curve and yellow puzzle pieces.

Bring your material

Your notes.
A whole new
way in.

A lecture that hasn't clicked. A document you need to know. Start with your material and one clear goal.

PDFsSlidesPublic webpagesPasted text

Material imports are being prepared for launch.

Optional focus

Your goal first.
Scroll after.

Give your good intentions a little space. Choose apps to pause until your daily commitment is done.

A BoilPractice timeA promise to yourself

You stay in control. Unlock for today or turn Focus off whenever you need. Outside activities are self-reported.

Focus preview. Device verification is still in progress.

Kettle's optional focus setup: complete a Boil, spend time practising, or do something offline.
Make room for
the thing you
meant to do.

A few good questions

Curious
about Kettle?

What exactly is a Boil?

A short practice session built around one clear goal. Get an explanation, try an interaction, receive feedback and apply the idea in a different situation. Sessions are designed around approximately three, five or ten minutes.

Do I have to pick from a fixed list?

No. Kettle has starting points and a create-your-own path. A few follow-up choices help narrow your topic and what you want to do with it. AI-generated material can be wrong, so source references and useful feedback matter more than a confident-sounding answer.

Is it free?

The launch plan includes a free five-minute Daily Boil, one active goal and progress history. Pro adds more daily Boils, goals, imports and voice allowance. Final local prices and allowances will be shown in the app before purchase.

Does Focus verify my run or workout?

No. Outside activities use your explicit confirmation. Kettle records its own training activity separately. You can always override blocking for the day or disable it; an override does not mark a goal complete.

Can I connect my university?

Automatic university connections are not available in this preview. You can prepare your own permitted notes, PDFs or slides for the material-import flow. Kettle does not claim partnerships or universal access to university systems.

When can I download it?

Kettle is being prepared for an initial Australian iPhone release. It is not yet available on the App Store. This page will link directly to the listing when the app is released.

A little better, every day

Your next little
obsession.

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Coming to iPhone. Made for curious minds.