Meet Clevr. She explains things with voice and frantically scribbles on a canvas. It's like having a one-on-one with a super smart, slightly over caffeinated artist who just wants you to finally get it.
Hey!
We're so excited to finally share clevr with you all.
As lifelong learners, my friend and I have always been frustrated by the limitations of traditional learning tools. We wanted to create an experience that felt more natural, more interactive, and more… human.
That's how clevr was born. We poured our hearts into building something that can not only answer your questions but also show you the answers. The real magic happens on the canvas, where clevr can break down complex topics with diagrams, notes, and images.
We believe that visual learning is the key to understanding, and we're on a mission to make it accessible to everyone.
We're just getting started, and we'd love to hear your feedback. What do you think of clevr? What would you like to see next?
We'll be here all day to answer your questions and chat. Please try out the tool.
Thank you
All these AI apps are making it so easy to study. One feedback: You should have a landing page that shows the offerings. I get it that you want to gather more emails/users by this launch but people are less likely to sing in if you directly ask them to, without showing the landing page first. But its awesome! Will Congrats on the launch @mohammed_mustafa10@cyrus_kandilat PS - Is this free forever? I don't see any plans there.
As someone that is a visual learner, having something visual to reference to helps me make the connection with the content so much faster. Has the team experienced any hallucinations from the AI model with the visuals that are created?
Clevr sounds fun and genuinely helpful — love the idea of learning through both voice and visuals. Feels like the kind of tool that could make tough concepts click faster. Congrats on the launch 🚀
Omg, an AI that actually draws stuff while explaining? That’s genius, fr. I learn way faster when I can see it—big win here, team!
@everyone, when you join a learning session, Here's a few cool things you can do:
Feel free to ask for images,
diagrams like flowcharts, timelines, and sequence diagrams.
And try speaking to it in your language!
If you don't see your desired result, no problem! Just ask to clear the canvas and try again. It works really fast.
We're always open to new ideas, improvements, and suggestions.
If you encounter any bugs, let us know, we're actively working to fix them as we move forward.
If you want to connect, feel free to reach out on discord or LinkedIn.
