A career, a skill, something you want to make, a subject to get to the bottom of, an exam or an interview to be ready for. Kaidoro works out what it actually takes, skips what you already know, and gives you a phased plan where every task carries a reason it is there, a concrete finish line and an hours estimate.
How it works
One sentence is enough. Kaidoro asks a couple of sharp follow-ups only when a different answer would genuinely change the plan.
Phases containing tasks, each with a "done when" criterion and an hours estimate. Nothing vague, nothing you can fool yourself about finishing.
The same plan as a checklist, a dependency graph, or a written course. Progress is recalculated live, so the three can never disagree.
Features
Long plans are written in chunks as you reach them — a plan for month eighteen written today is fiction.
Checklist, dependency graph, or long-form course. One canonical plan underneath all three.
Every link the AI suggests is checked before you see it. A resource it can’t link is named precisely instead of guessed at.
Written chapters with typeset equations, diagrams and properly attributed figures — not a wall of plain text.
Fall behind and it re-plans against the time you actually have — the path changes, the destination does not.
Societies, competitions and communities relevant to your goal — found by a real search, and left empty rather than invented when it finds nothing.
Give it your hours per week and every task gets a real due date. Reschedule from today when a week gets away from you.
One task is surfaced as the thing to do now, and a streak counts the days you actually turned up rather than the days you planned to.
Share a read-only link with anyone, or sync with GitHub. No lock-in.
Any goal
Kaidoro has no subject of its own. It works out what your goal requires, what you already have, and what order the rest is best learned in — whatever the goal happens to be about.
Why a plan
There are plenty of ways to work out what to learn. Chatbots answer questions and will happily draft a plan. Published roadmaps hand you a proven path someone else has already walked.
But a plan worth following is more than a list of topics. Something has to decide what matters for your goal, what you can skip because you already know it, which resources are worth the hours, and how the whole thing fits together — and that deciding is the part that takes weeks of asking, refining and starting over.
| Capability | AI chatbot | Existing roadmap | Kaidoro Free | Kaidoro Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starts from a goal | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A structured path from here to there | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pitched at what you already know | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Shaped around what you actually want | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Resources chosen for your path, not a generic list | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Those links re-checked as you go | Limited | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| A plan you open, not a chat you scroll back through | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Knows what you finished without being told again | Limited | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Every task with a "done when" you can tick off | Limited | No | Yes | Yes |
| Says why each task is in your plan | Limited | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Due dates built from the hours you actually have | Limited | No | Yes | Yes |
| Rebuilds the route when you fall behind | Limited | No | Yes | Yes |
| One obvious next task, every time you open it | No | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| A dependency graph you can read | No | Yes | No | Yes |
| A written course built from your own plan | No | No | No | Yes |
| Study guides with typeset maths and figures | Limited | Limited | No | Yes |
| Societies, competitions and communities to join | Limited | Limited | No | Yes |
Free covers one active roadmap, its first ten tasks, and five AI generations a month. Pro lifts all three.
A published roadmap is a path someone else designed, for someone who is not you. A chatbot will help you build your own, but getting from “I want to achieve X” to something genuinely tailored takes repeated conversations, and more of them every time your plans move.
Kaidoro does that work up front. In minutes you have a route built around what you already know, what you are aiming at and the hours you actually have — with the resources picked out and a reason attached to every task. Then it stays yours to change: drop what stopped being relevant, and the rest re-plans around the gap.
Chatbots answer questions. Roadmaps give you a path. Kaidoro builds the path around you.
Roadmap types
Work towards a professional direction, from what you have to what it asks for.
Build a capability, from where you are to competent.
Make one specific thing, finished and in front of people.
Investigate a topic in depth, until you can judge it for yourself.
Be ready for a specific challenge on a specific date.
Make something small automatic, and keep it.