Quickstart

This guide takes you from a brand-new account to completing your first session. It takes a few minutes.

1. Create your account

Open unimatrix.westlinetechlabs.com and sign up. You can create a normal learner account, or — if you’re supporting a child — a parent account (see Parent Portal).

Note

Everything runs in the browser. There is nothing to download or install.

2. Onboarding

The first time you sign in, a short six-step flow sets you up:

1. Language — pick the interface language (seven available), or skip it: English is the default and you can change it any time in Settings.
2. Review — agree to the Terms of use and Privacy policy (the links open the full pages), and choose whether to receive occasional product updates by email.
3. Age — your age in years only. UniMatrix never asks for a full date of birth; under-13 accounts aren’t permitted and ages 13–17 confirm guardian consent.
4. Name — what UniMatrix should call you.
5. Account type — learner, parent/guardian, or both (see Parent Portal).
6. Subscription — continue on the Free plan or jump straight to the paid plans.

You can refine all of it later in Settings and your Learning Profile.

3. Choose a plan

UniMatrix runs on a credit system, and every account starts on the Free plan, which gives you 50 credits a day (refreshed daily) — enough to try everything. When you want more, you can move up to Standard, Premium, or Sovereign. See Billing & Plans for exactly what each includes. You can stay on Free for as long as you like.

4. Start your first session

Pick the feature that matches what you want to do:

1. To understand a subject → UniLearn

   Open UniLearn, choose your level (Primary through Postgraduate) and the subject you want help with. Start the session and ask your first question — or let it teach the topic step by step. See UniLearn.

2. To build a skill → UniSkills

   Open UniSkills, choose a category and skill, set your level (Absolute Beginner through Mentor & Launch), and start coaching. See UniSkills.

3. To build software → UniCode

   Open UniCode and describe what you want to make in plain language. It plans it, builds it, shows it running in a live preview, and hands you the project. See UniCode.

4. To make a file → UniCraft

   Open UniCraft, pick a format chip (or don’t), and describe the piece — a deck, a CV, a budget sheet, a poster. It builds the real file. See UniCraft.

5. Anything else → Chat

   Open Chat for general questions, writing and planning. See Chat.

5. Finish, and watch UniTrack fill in

Work through the session — ask questions, take the quiz if one is offered, and apply what you’re learning. As you go, UniMatrix records your progress in UniTrack: what you covered, how you did, and what it’s learning about how you work best.

What’s next

Turn on Attune Let UniMatrix adapt sessions to how you learn.

Complete your Learning Profile The more it knows, the better it teaches.

Build something in UniCode Describe an app and watch it get built.

Explore plans See what more credits unlock.

Work in your language Seven interface languages, and a tutor that answers in yours.

Buying for a school or team? Seats that share one credit pool, with the full plan on every seat.