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Snap a problem or just ask out loud. Like a real tutor, it finds where you're stuck, then talks it through while drawing every step on the board.

  • Talk it through, back and forth
  • See every step drawn: graphs, diagrams, working
  • Cut in anytime, and it tries another way
  • Leave with notes and a quick quiz

A highlight reel, about fifteen seconds long, of a real lesson. A student asks why a kicked ball curves. The tutor writes “Projectile Motion”, shows a basketball’s arc, then draws two balls at a table’s edge: A is dropped, B is thrown sideways. Both land at the same time. A forces diagram shows only gravity acting after the throw, and the takeaway: faster sideways means it lands farther, in the same time.

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not just the answer.

Textbook reads like a riddle? Watched the video three times? It explains each subject the way it clicks: graphs, diagrams, side-by-sides, until you go “ohhh”.

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And so much more: English Literature Geography Economics Computer Science Statistics Psychology Government Accounting Philosophy Spanish Music Theory Art History Engineering …or anything else you're learning.

  • Graph of y = x² and y = 2x + 3 crossing at A(−1, 1) and B(3, 9).
    Where do the two curves meet? Draw it and you just see it.
  • Free-body diagram of a 5 kg box on a 30° slope: normal force, friction and gravity (49 N).
    Every force on the box, one arrow at a time.
  • Reaction velocity against substrate concentration for a normal enzyme, a competitive and a noncompetitive inhibitor.
    What an inhibitor does to reaction speed, at a glance.
  • Punnett square: mom IAi and dad IBi give children AB, A, B or O.
    One gene from each parent, four combos, one little grid.
  • Map of the 1914 alliances: the Triple Entente (UK, France, Russia) and the Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary).
    Europe, 1914: who was on whose side.

And so much more: English Literature Geography Economics Computer Science Statistics Psychology Government Accounting Philosophy Spanish Music Theory Art History Engineering …or anything else you're learning.

Test tomorrow?
Run through it all.

Toss in your study guide or notes. It walks through every key point, flags the classic traps, then quizzes you on the shaky bits. Cramming, but make it work.

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You add your study guide. It turns it into a run-through of the key points (genes and alleles, dominant or recessive, Punnett squares), flags the classic trap that A and B parents can have an O child, and ends with a three-question quiz.

Stuck on homework?
Get unstuck, step by step.

Snap the problem. Instead of just handing over the answer, it nudges you one hint at a time so you solve it yourself. Way more satisfying.

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You snap a homework problem, 2x + 5 = 17. Instead of the answer, the tutor asks what to move first to get x on its own. You suggest moving the 5, and it asks you to work out the right side yourself.

Good questions

Is this cheating?

No more than a tutor is. ahaboard explains the steps, asks you to try the next one and checks your thinking. It is built so you can do the next problem on your own. Please follow your school's rules on AI.

How accurate is it?

Before it speaks, it writes private teacher's notes: the worked solution, the likely mistakes and the teaching order. Graphs are computed, not eyeballed. Mistakes are rarer, not impossible, so ask it to double-check and confirm important facts with your teacher or textbook.

Does it really teach in my language?

Yes. It speaks and writes on the board in English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean or Malay, and you can switch in the middle of a lesson without losing your place.

Can I use my own notes, photos or PDFs?

Yes. Add a photo of your homework, a PDF, slides, a text file or a link, and the lesson is built from it.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, in your phone's browser, with nothing to download. You can also add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.

Is it free?

You can start free, with no card. There's a free trial first, and after it you still get free lessons every day. If you want longer lessons, you can upgrade to Plus; the price is on the Pricing page.

Is it safe? Who makes it?

ahaboard is made and run by Thetawave Ai, Inc. There are no ads in the lessons, and we don't sell your personal data. Payments go through our payment processor, and we never store full card numbers. You can delete a lesson, or your whole account, at any time.

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