Write it down
Handwrite with a stylus, type, or paste the question in. It's a whiteboard page, so there's room.
Learning, made eazy.
For maths and science students, from high school to uni. Write your working, and Kea, your tutor, answers right on the page and marks every line.
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Three moves
Stuck? Press Enter.
Everything happens on one page. No chat window, no copying your working out of a notebook.
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Ask anywhere
Kea answers right there on the board. Select some working first to ask about just that bit.
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Get marked
Ticks, crosses and a short fix on the exact line that went wrong. Not a fresh solution to copy.
What Kea can do
Kea shows you, not just tells you.
Some things are easier to see. Kea draws them on your page, in its own ink.
Graphs
Kea plots it on your page, with the turning points marked.
Flowcharts and concept maps
Real boxes and arrows on your page, for decisions and how ideas connect.
Boxed definitions
The rule you need, boxed right where you're using it.
Pictures
A generated illustration when a picture explains it better than words.
Reads your handwriting and pasted papers
Handwriting, photos of your textbook, whole PDFs. No retyping.
Practice pages
A fresh page of questions on the exact thing you're stuck on, worked example first.
Exam mode
Import a past paper. Sit it timed.
Get marked. Fix the gaps.
- Import the paper, plus the mark scheme if you have one.
- Sit it on the clock.
- Every line marked the moment you hand it in.
- Every gap you dropped marks on becomes its own lesson page.
Past paper · Calculus · 2025Handed in at 52:10
2 (b) Find the stationary points of y = x³ − 3x² + 4 and determine their nature. (4 marks)
Calculus · past paper 2025
- Paper · Question 2
- Repair · Nature of stationary points
- Repair · Second derivative test
Why not just ChatGPT?
It explains the question.
Kea marks your answer.
ChatGPT is good at explaining. It just never sees your page, so you get a new solution instead of the line you got wrong.
It reads your handwriting
No retyping your working into a chat box. Write how you'd write in your book.
It marks your lines
A tick or a cross on each one, so you can see the exact place it went wrong.
It answers on the page
A short note next to your working. No walls of LaTeX to scroll through.
It makes practice for the exact gap
Dropped a sign differentiating cos? You get a page of exactly that, not a generic worksheet.
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