Interactive Biblical Greek learning
Koinē Path
Learn Biblical Greek through structured grammar, parsing drills, progressive hints, guided New Testament reading, review, and meaningful progress tracking.
In beta — still being developed
What you can practice
Koinē Path is an interactive Biblical Greek study system built around one principle: grammar should move the learner toward reading the Greek New Testament as early as possible.
The first beta combines five foundation lessons, active-recall parsing drills, a guided John 1:1 reader, a local review queue, competency-based progress tracking, and a deterministic tutor interface. The tutor layer is intentionally local in the GitHub Pages build because API secrets must not be embedded in a static client; the interface is prepared for a later secure AI proxy.
Inside the learning experience
Structured Greek course
Move from alphabet and case recognition into noun morphology, present verbs, and direct reading of John 1:1.
Recall-first parsing drills
Identify morphology before seeing answers, with mistakes automatically collected into a focused review queue.
Progressive reader hints
Explore John 1:1 through staged grammatical cues, lemma reveals, full parsing, and optional translation support.
Local guided tutor
Ask foundation grammar questions through a deterministic Socratic tutor designed for a later secure server-side AI bridge.
Meaningful progress metrics
Track course mastery, parsing accuracy, reader exploration, and competency estimates rather than abstract experience points.
Under the hood
- Platforms
- desktop, tablet, mobile
- Controls
- keyboard, mouse, touch
- Project status
- beta
- Implementation
- thiepn/greek ↗
Read the source and revision history for implementation details and current development.
