Read it four times
and still stuck? Ask.
Highlight the line that won't click. Porphy explains it out loud and draws it on a whiteboard — in বাংলা or English, at 2am, as many times as you need.
Two beams of light meet on the screen. Where the path difference is half a wavelength, the bright fringe you would expect turns dark.
The bright bands sit where the path difference is a whole number of wavelengths — there the waves arrive in step and reinforce.
Same light, same screen: the pattern is just the two paths agreeing or disagreeing, fringe by fringe.
Real capability, recreated here — the tutor speaks and draws in the app.
One line, or the whole chapter
It starts with whatever you're stuck on. Then you say how far to take it — a single answer, or the whole thing from first principles.
It reads up first, then teaches you
You've asked. Before it answers, it reads the web properly — five researchers at once, a critic sending thin sections back and you watch it happen.
- Planning the researchWorking out what has to be looked up
- Reading the web5 researchers, in parallel
- Laying out the partsTurning the findings into an ordered course
- Reviewing the planA critic checks the order, coverage and depth
- Writing the courseOne writer per part, all at once
Every part ships with the sources it was written from.
One chapter. Five ways at it.
The course is yours now. Reading it again is only one way in — practise it, see it drawn, or ask the tutor. Click through.
Read
Your chapter, part by part — the tutor one highlight away.
যে ভাষায় ভাবো, সে ভাষায় শেখো
Taught in Bangla, out loud — while coherent, phase and path difference stay exactly as your book prints them.
Coherent দুটো উৎস মানে তাদের phase-এর পার্থক্য সময়ের সাথে বদলায় না। তাই পর্দায় fringe গুলো স্থির থাকে — আর path difference দেখেই বলা যায় কোন বিন্দু উজ্জ্বল, কোনটা অন্ধকার।
↑ Explained in Bangla. Terms held in English on purpose.
Your first 2,000 credits are on us
Now the cost. Not a seven-day trial — a real budget, no card, and it never expires.
A month of studying, roughly
1,700 of 2,000 credits- 1 full courseresearched, in parts, with sources900
- 12 minutes with the voice tutorthe lines you're actually stuck on480
- 10 MCQ sets & flashcard decksgenerated from your own chapter200
- 40 questions about a chapterask the same thing five ways120
All of that, and 300 credits are still sitting there — another 100 questions, whenever you need them. No card, and they never expire.
If you run out
Top up whenever — or don't. No monthly fee, nothing to cancel, and credits are metered at the AI provider's own list price with nothing added on top.
Free accounts run a lighter pipeline so the free credits stretch: 2 web searches per topic, up to 3 parts, and text and tables instead of generated visuals.
Before you sign up
Almost certainly. It isn't tied to a syllabus — it researches whatever topic you give it, at whatever depth you ask for. School science, a university algorithms course, a professional exam, a paper you're trying to get through: a chapter your teacher skipped and a topic that isn't in any textbook work the same way.
Yes, including out loud. The lesson is written in Bangla and the voice tutor speaks it, while technical terms stay in English — wavelength, phase, coherent — so what you learn matches your textbook, your notes and what you'll write in an exam. Nine tutor voices, each with a Bangla sample you can play before choosing.
A chat reply is one answer to one question, and then it's gone. Porphy runs a research pipeline — a planner splits your topic, five researchers read the web in parallel, a reviewer sends thin sections back and what you get is a whole course in parts with its sources attached, plus MCQs, flashcards, a concept map that scores what you know, and a tutor that will explain any line of it out loud while drawing.
Nothing, until you decide to top up. There is no monthly fee, no card kept on file and nothing to cancel — an empty balance just means the AI features pause. When you want more, credits are metered at the AI provider's own list price with nothing added on top, and every call is itemised on your usage page so you can see exactly where they went.
Yes — lecture slides, a chapter, a lab manual, a past paper. Upload the PDF and every tool works on it exactly as it does on a researched course: highlight a line for the voice tutor, generate MCQs and flashcards from it, build the concept map, or ask questions about it in chat. One limit worth knowing: the PDF has to contain real text. A photographed or scanned page is an image as far as the app is concerned, so run it through OCR first or it will have nothing to read.
That's your choice, and both paths exist on purpose. Answer mode looks a question up and answers it — useful the night before an exam. Course mode asks what you already know first, then teaches from that point up. The practice tools push the other way: Live Tutor mode makes you explain the concept back in your own words and tells you what you left out.
Every part of a course ships with the sources it was written from, so you can check any claim against the original. A critic agent reviews the plan and sends thin sections back for another research pass before you ever see them, and you can ask for any section to be rewritten, expanded or explained more simply.
Open the chapter you've been avoiding.
2,000 free credits. No card, no monthly fee, nothing to cancel.
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