Talk to it
Speak your topic or your quiz answers (“option B”, “the second one”). Tap Listen to hear any diagnosis, plan or question read out. Your voice never leaves your phone; only the final words do.
For IFT 211 Digital Logic
RootCause walks back through everything a topic builds on, finds your weakest foundation, and gives you a 3-day plan that starts there.
Free demo with two made-up students. No sign-up.
56topics in the course graph
83prerequisite links
3days to fix the root
0audio recordings stored
Type it or say it, the way you'd tell a friend. “k map”, “demorgan”, “the mux thing” all work.
RootCause walks back through the prerequisite graph and checks your scores at every step to find the weakest link.
A plan that starts at the root, with notes for every topic. A 3-question check updates your memory and the plan moves on.
A list of scores tells you that you failed flip-flops. It can't tell you why. Flip-flops are built on latches, latches on NAND and NOR gates, and those only click once De Morgan's theorems do.
RootCause maps the whole course as a web of topics linked by what comes first, and links you to every topic you've struggled with or mastered. Finding the root cause is a walk back along those links. Every quiz rewrites your links, so the next answer changes too.
Try it on flip-flopsSpeak your topic or your quiz answers (“option B”, “the second one”). Tap Listen to hear any diagnosis, plan or question read out. Your voice never leaves your phone; only the final words do.
Every quiz updates your memory graph, so tomorrow's diagnosis knows what you fixed today.
Install it like an app. Your last result stays saved when the data runs out.
Send your diagnosis and 3-day plan to your study group on WhatsApp in one tap.
A short, friendly reason why the root matters, plus notes, an example and the usual trap for every topic.
It takes about 30 seconds.
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