A small visual library
Read it.
Then watch it click.
Three visual lessons for curious learners—from school mathematics and science to a real AI research paper. Explore this preview without an account.
How these lessons were made
From dense paper to visual explanation
- 01Upload a paper
Start with the original PDF you want to understand.
- 02Choose an OCR model
Use Interfaze—or any OCR model you prefer—to extract text, equations, figures, and document structure.
- 03Let agents build the story
Agents use a local Qwen 3.5 Q4 model to plan, write Manim scenes, and render the video.
All three lessons in this preview were extracted and created entirely by the agent workflow, using the Interfaze OCR model and a local Qwen 3.5 Q4 model. The Python backend is still in progress. At launch, you’ll be able to use Interfaze or another OCR model of your choice, upload any PDF, and convert it into an interactive visual lesson. You can get an Interfaze API key here.
Choose a lesson
Start wherever curiosity takes you
Grade 8 · Mathematics
Why does (a + b)² make four areas?
Move two lengths and watch an algebraic identity become a picture.Grade 10 · Science
Why does light bend in water?
Steer a ray across two materials and see refraction happen.Research · Artificial Intelligence