An AI study chat that explains, not just answers

• Ask by typing, dictating, or attaching a photo, PDF or document
• Study Mode: answers lead with the method, go step by step, and end with a quick “check yourself” question
• Web search mode for answers grounded in current sources (it costs more credits, so you choose when)
• Deep Reasoning mode for harder, multi-step problems
• Pick a more powerful model for difficult questions, or a faster one for everyday doubts
• Save answers to Bookmarks, search your history, and export to PDF, Word or Markdown

1. 1

   Ask

   Type your question or attach the page you're stuck on. Say your class, board or exam if it matters.

2. 2

   Choose how it answers

   Leave Study Mode on to be taught, add Web Search for sources, or Deep Reasoning for tricky problems.

3. 3

   Keep what's useful

   Bookmark the answer, export it, or send it straight to your notes and flashcards.

• “Explain how a transistor works, then give me two numerical problems.”
• “I'm in Class 11 CBSE. Why does the ice float on water even though solids are usually denser?”
• “Summarise the causes of the 1857 revolt in 6 bullet points I can revise from.”
• “Here's my answer to this question [attach photo]. Where would I lose marks?”

• AI can be wrong, especially on recent facts and long calculations. Treat answers as a starting point and check anything important against your textbook or teacher.
• With Study Mode on, if you ask for a straight answer to a graded assignment, it's set up to give the reasoning and method rather than a copy-and-paste deliverable. What you hand in is still your responsibility.
• Replies from the standard model are 1 credit; web search and the most powerful model cost more.

• AI TutorAn AI tutor that teaches step by step, explains simply, goes deep, quizzes you Socratically, or drills practice questions. Six ways to learn the same topic.
• Doubt SolverStuck on a question? Type it, snap it or upload it and get a clear, step-by-step solution with the concept explained and practice on the same idea.
• AI Notes GeneratorTurn slides, PDFs, documents, photos or pasted text into clean notes, a mind map and flashcards you can revise from. Export to PDF, Word or Markdown.

• How to use AI to study without cheating (and actually learn more)AI can speed up learning or quietly replace it. Here's a simple test to tell the difference, and six ways to use an AI tutor that make you better at the subject.
• How to write prompts that get better answers from an AI tutorVague questions get vague answers. Eight practical ways to prompt an AI tutor, with before-and-after examples and ready-to-use prompts for studying.

It’s free to begin: no card needed, and every tool is included on the free plan.