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Make understanding visible.
Connect a question to a picture, a picture to a reason, and a reason to something that finally clicks.
OPEN TO EVERY CURIOUS MIND
Mathematics
belongs to everyone.
Bring a mathematical idea. Make it a story someone can see, hear, and understand.
An open-source video toolkit for creators, powered by AI agents and local tools.
One idea. Two ways to see it.
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A SHARED STARTING POINT
Good ideas deserve
a clear explanation.
Mathematics opens up when more people can take part in explaining it.
02
Build on a shared language.
Reuse visual components, meaningful colors, and thoughtful pacing. Shape the topic and channel around your own voice.
03
Keep the door open.
Read the source, change the tools, and share what you learn. Better explanations are something we can build together.
FROM A QUESTION TO A VIDEO
Keep the idea
at the center.
One authoring source connects your explanation, mathematical scenes, narration, and timeline. Work with your agent; keep the creative decisions.
Local production · Configurable style · Your own workspace
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Ask a worthwhile question.
Choose your audience, develop the argument, and review the mathematics.
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Give the idea a shape.
Create scenes and narration with shared timing and a configurable visual style.
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Watch. Listen. Refine.
Review a draft, improve the explanation, and export when the result is ready.
YOUR NEXT EXPLANATION STARTS HERE
Bring your curiosity.
Choose your agent.
Download a plugin package, prepare your Mac, and start a project in your own workspace.
Community Alpha 0.2.0-alpha.2Apple Silicon Mac
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Codex
A shared creative workflow, inside Codex.
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Claude Code
The same production toolkit, inside Claude Code.
This is an early community release. Real Claude Code loading, an independent clean-Mac trial, and human style and listening acceptance are still open. See what has been validated
BUILT IN THE OPEN
More perspectives.
Better explanations.
Help shape the tools that help people share mathematics. Bring an installation report, an accessibility improvement, a new component, or simply a thoughtful question.