
Neurovascular Dynamic Lab
A free Neuroscience learning platform
Built a free neuroscience learning platform entirely on my Android phone β 457 users across 9+ countries so far
Hey IH π
I'm Gideon, a recent secondary school graduate in Lagos, Nigeria. No laptop, no dev team β I taught myself to code and built this entirely on my phone.
What it is:
Neurovascular Dynamic Lab β a free neuroscience learning site with an interactive brain map, quizzes, flashcards, and study resources. Built for students and anyone curious about how the brain works.
Traction so far:
- 457 active users
- Users in the US, Nigeria, India, UK, Germany, South Africa, Egypt, and more
- All organic β one LinkedIn post did most of the heavy lifting
- Firebase auth + Firestore backend, GitHub Pages hosting β $0 spent
What I'm working on now:
Getting more people to actually create accounts (vs. just browsing anonymously) so I can build features like progress tracking and personalized study plans. Right now conversion from visitor to signed-in user is low, so I'm experimenting with in-context prompts instead of gating content.
What I'd love from this community:
- Brutally honest feedback on the site itself
- Ideas for free/no-budget growth channels I haven't tried yet
- Anyone who's grown an edtech/learning tool from a similar starting point β what worked for you?
Link: https://gideon-olukanni.github.io/neurovascular-dynamic-lab/
Happy to answer anything about the build β stack, process, building from a phone, whatever.
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To democratize neuroscience education and make brain science accessible to curious minds, Africa and beyond through engaging, evidence-based content.

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I'm curious what you've learned from the people who created accounts compared with those who only explored the site. Was there anything about that difference that challenged your original assumptions about what users were actually coming for?