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Physics AI tutor

Physics you can actually see.

Ask why a kicked ball curves or why the box doesn't slide. ahaboard draws the motion and every force, step by step, and talks you through it until the idea clicks.

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  • 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

Youwhy does a kicked ball curve?

Youthe dropped one?

Projectile MotionA: droppedB: thrownsidewayssame heightsame time ✓gravityno forward push!faster sideways = lands farther,same time

Two motions at once: forward stays steady, gravity pulls down.

A is dropped, B is thrown sideways. Which lands first?

Nope, they land together!

After the throw, nothing pushes it forward. Only gravity pulls.

That's the whole idea.

How a physics lesson goes

  1. Ask the question or show the problem

    A textbook problem, a lab sheet, or just “why doesn't the moon fall down?”

  2. See the physics drawn

    It sketches the situation, adds each force or motion one arrow at a time, and writes the equations as they come up.

  3. Work the numbers with it

    It sets up the equations, explains why each one applies, and asks you to try the next line before it moves on.

The physics it teaches

  • Motion and projectiles: velocity, acceleration, free fall
  • Forces and free-body diagrams: friction, slopes, tension
  • Energy, work, power and momentum
  • Circuits and electricity: current, voltage, resistance
  • Waves, sound and light

Why seeing it helps

  • Most physics confusion is a picture problem: once the forces are drawn, the equations stop being magic.
  • Cut in anytime with “wait, why?”, and it re-draws the idea another way.
  • You leave with notes and a quick quiz, so the idea is still there tomorrow.

Good questions

Can it draw free-body diagrams?

Yes. It draws the object and adds every force one arrow at a time, labelled, then uses the diagram to set up the equations.

Can it help with physics problems that need numbers?

Yes. It sets up the equations step by step, explains why each one applies, and asks you to try the next line. Graphs are computed, not eyeballed.

Can I upload my physics homework or lab sheet?

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

How accurate is it?

Before it speaks, it writes private teacher's notes: the worked solution, the likely mistakes and the teaching order. Mistakes are rarer, not impossible, so confirm important results with your teacher or textbook.

Does it teach physics in my language?

Yes. It speaks and writes on the board in English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean or Malay.

Up whenever you are, drawing it out until you go “aha!”

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Where the aha happens, on the board.

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