AI-harnessed learningLearn like someone'sdrawing it for you.

Doodo is a teacher that talks while it draws — on a live whiteboard. It explains, sketches, points and writes, remembers what clicked for you, and turns your syllabus into an exam-ready plan.

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Explain the Pythagorean theorem

Not a wall of text. A lesson.

1

Ask anything

Type, speak, or drop a photo — a question paper, a code screenshot, your notes. Circle the part you're stuck on.

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Watch it explained

One idea at a time, in a warm voice, while it draws, labels and points. Big topics come in chapters, each on a fresh page.

3

It gets you, over time

Every board is saved. Doodo notes what clicked, what confused you and why — and the next explanation starts from there.

A teacher, not a monologue

It stops and checks you're with it.

  • Real check-ins — Doodo pauses mid-lesson and waits for your answer. Miss it, and you get a hint and another go.
  • Chapters for big ideas — a roadmap up top, one page per chapter, so a hard concept never turns into a wall.
  • Teach it back — explain it in your own words and Doodo tells you what you nailed and what's missing.
A teacher with a memory

Remembers why you got it wrong — and what finally made it click.

  • Misconceptions, really fixed — the exact wrong idea, re-checked in disguise. It only counts as fixed once you get it right on two different days.
  • Your analogy bank — Russian dolls for recursion, run rates for voltage. What clicked once is reused across new topics.
  • Prerequisite tracing — stuck on integration by parts? It checks your product rule first.
  • Never goes stale — memories fade unless they show up again, repeats merge into one, and fading topics come back for review.
  • Yours to control — see why Doodo believes each thing, then edit it, lock it or forget it.
Explain merge sort
Exam mode

From syllabus to “topic mastered”.

Snap your syllabus

Paste it or upload a photo / PDF.

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Topic tree

A learning path of topics, subtopics and prerequisites — one click to learn each.

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Smart quizzes

Every wrong option maps to a misconception. Missed one? “Explain on the board.”

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Mastered

80%+ marks it done; reviews are scheduled; your revision plan adapts.

Ready when you are.

Two minutes of setup, and your first lesson is on the board.