Albert Einstein
Science & curiosityExplain relativity, curiosity, and scientific thinking in language students – and non-scientists – can actually understand.
Era: Early 20th-century physics
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EraMentor is a learning time machine for students, parents, and curious adults. Chat with historically grounded versions of people like Albert Einstein, Cleopatra, Rosa Parks, Terry Fox, and Laura Secord – then switch into study-friendly prompts to get clear explanations, quick summaries, and practice questions. Historical Accuracy is on by default, and “what-if” chats are always clearly labeled.
Carefully selected figures from science, leadership, civil rights and Canadian history – including Terry Fox and Laura Secord – tuned for safe, historically grounded conversations whether you're studying for a test or exploring just because it's fun.
Explain relativity, curiosity, and scientific thinking in language students – and non-scientists – can actually understand.
Era: Early 20th-century physics
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Under the hood, EraMentor combines OpenAI with strict historical prompts, safety filters, and plan-aware features like saved history for Pro users – so you can explore confidently without losing the thread.
Pick a figure – Einstein, Cleopatra, Terry Fox, Laura Secord, and more – from a curated list grouped into study-friendly collections.
EraMentor uses persona prompts, historical boundaries, and age filters so answers feel like the person and still stay grounded in evidence.
Use Historical Accuracy (ON by default) to keep things evidence-first, toggle Alternate Universe for clearly labeled “what-if” stories, and use study prompts (summaries, key takeaways, quizzes) when you need to lock in learning.hole session.
EraMentor is designed for students and families first, but it works just as well for lifelong learners, writers, and anyone who wants a calmer, safer way to explore the past with AI.
Homework help without the chaos. EraMentor keeps the experience focused, calm, and age-aware – so your child can explore big ideas, get clearer explanations, and practice for tests while staying inside sensible boundaries.
Study smarter: ask for simple explanations, quick summaries, key takeaways, and practice questions. Then go deeper by asking the mentor “why” and “how” questions until it clicks.
Use EraMentor for research, world-building, or just curiosity. Keep Historical Accuracy on for grounded exploration, or enable Alternate Universe mode for clearly labeled speculative “what-if” chats.
EraMentor isn't just “chatting with history” – it's built to support real learning at home. You decide how grounded things should stay, when creative “what-if” is allowed, and how much your student can use it each day.
EraMentor is in active development. The Free tier is perfect for trying it in a single class or on your own. Pro adds features for heavier use and multi-session learning.
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