Novus Stream Solutions

Tool map

Novus Learn

The current map of Novus Learn: an extractive study tool, not a generative answer engine, and, since the mid-2026 expansion, a learning platform well beyond that. Bring a source through any of nine input modes (a Wikipedia topic, a URL, a whole indexed site, an open-access paper, a video, a textbook, an upload, a coding path, or a codebase), and it builds a summary, study notes, flashcards, a quiz, a concept map, a guided lesson, and visuals out of that source's own sentences, with citations attached. Alongside that sit a careers layer of 565 occupations across 20 families with a device-local career matcher, 376 aptitude practice suites, 2,200 cognitive practice questions, 200 puzzles, the Novus Reasoning Challenge, and a 12-module / 77-lesson JavaScript course. Everything runs locally with no account and no cloud profile, and Wikipedia sources can be pulled from ten language editions.

Live pages

The public surfaces that exist on learn.novusstreamsolutions.com today.

Nine ways to bring in a source

Every mode feeds the same extractive pipeline, so a paper produces the same artifacts an encyclopedia topic does.

Careers and occupations

A researched occupation layer: 565 occupations grouped into 20 families, sourced and verified the same way the study material is. The matcher runs on your device and shares no score.

Aptitude and cognitive practice

376 career aptitude practice suites across 24 sectors and 35 constructs (22,560 keyed items), plus 2,200 cognitive practice questions across 22 banks. Practice material, not a diagnostic.