Show HN: AI powered app for STEM related competitive exam questions and concepts

1 roninthesky 0 7/7/2025, 6:24:52 PM iexplain.app ↗

AI can't solve math, physics, chemistry questions completely but AI can definitely help you understand them better. Having used NotebookLM and being a fan of Veritasium, 3B1B, SciShow for learning, I realise how powerful multi-modal learning is. Allowing students multiple hooks into a concept can help them understand the concept much better. This is what my project does for competitive exam questions.

Features : - Multiple modes of explanations - ELI5, diagrams, speed tricks for exams, references - Dig deeper by building onto your own explanations or asking questions about any part of any explanation. - Learn in 8+ languages - Accepts scientific input - Chat mode for longer discussions.

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