Ask any question the way you'd ask a teacher, and watch the answer get drawn out — one step at a time, explained out loud — on a live board you can pause, annotate, and replay.
Type or speak any math, physics, or chemistry question — from fractions and ray diagrams to circuits, stoichiometry, and calculus. There are no menus, no chapter numbers, and no grade level to set: if you can put it into words, Claryfied can teach it.
Instead of a wall of text, your answer is drawn piece by piece — axes, lines, labels, arrows, and molecular structures — exactly like a teacher sketching on a real classroom whiteboard.
As each part is drawn, Claryfied talks you through it with clear voice narration. The diagram and the explanation land together, so the reasoning makes immediate sense. Replay any step whenever you want to hear it again.
Not sure about a step? Pause, tap back to hear it again, or ask again in your own words. The follow-up is drawn below what you already have, so the explanation builds instead of starting over.
Write your own notes right on top of the board, then save or export the whole lesson as an image or PDF. Your recent lessons stay in your library — bookmark the ones you want kept — so you can replay one, narration and all, the night before a test.
Publish any lesson and you get a link anyone can open — a classmate, a study group, a parent. It plays back drawn and narrated, exactly as you watched it, with no account and no sign-up. Stop sharing and the link goes dead for good.
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Watch a sample lessonCreating your account is free — no card to sign up. Ask your first 5 questions free, and have whatever you're stuck on drawn out and taught.
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