What it is
Guidance connected to the work in front of you
Generic chat is useful, but it often asks you to rebuild the full problem in text before it can help. That is inconvenient when your question is about a labelled diagram, handwritten working, or a relationship you have already sketched.
Enideon’s AI Tutor is designed to support a canvas-centred process: put the concept on the board, ask about the sticking point, and continue the conversation as your understanding develops.
- •Ask for clarification without rewriting the whole problem.
- •Keep diagrams, notes, and explanations close together.
- •Use follow-ups to examine a concept from more than one angle.
How it works
A tutoring loop that follows your work
The tutor is most useful when it helps you keep moving rather than replacing the work of thinking through the problem.
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Put the problem on the board
Write the question, draw the diagram, or map the concept you are studying.
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Ask the first useful question
Focus on the relationship, term, or step that is unclear.
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Read the explanation in context
Compare the response with the visible notes and visual working.
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Ask a follow-up
Request a simpler explanation, the reasoning behind a step, or another way to look at it.
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Continue solving
Use what you learned to revise or extend the canvas.
Capabilities
Explanations that begin with your work
Use the board as the starting point for a question, especially when text alone leaves out important detail.
- •Discuss a specific diagram or equation.
- •Keep visual references present during a response.
- •Clarify the exact part of a larger problem that is blocking you.
Step-by-step learning conversations
Follow-up questions help turn a one-off answer into a sequence of understanding.
- •Ask why a step follows.
- •Request a simpler framing of a technical idea.
- •Explore what changes when an assumption changes.
Technical concepts, made inspectable
Visual tutoring is helpful when components, flows, or derivations need to be considered together.
- •Circuit and system relationships.
- •Mechanics and diagram-based reasoning.
- •Mathematical steps and technical terminology.
Practical workflows
Support for the work of understanding
The tutor can support learners at different stages without pretending every question has a single shortcut.
Students
Use a board to make homework working or a difficult concept visible before asking for a clearer explanation.
Technical learners
Discuss a system sketch, derivation, or process while its components remain available for reference.
Engineering study
Work through circuits, mechanics diagrams, and relationships between elements with focused follow-ups.
Self-learning
Use the conversation to unpack unfamiliar terms and test whether your current understanding holds together.
Why it helps
More than a detached answer
A separate chatbot
- —Starts after you type the full setup.
- —Can lose visual details from the original work.
- —Encourages context switching between notes and chat.
A canvas-centred tutor
- •Begins beside the diagram or working.
- •Makes follow-up questions easier to ground.
- •Keeps learning materials and discussion in one workspace.
Questions
Questions about Enideon.
What is an AI tutor?
An AI tutor is a conversational tool that helps explain concepts, answer questions, and guide problem-solving.
How is Enideon different from a normal chatbot?
Enideon places AI support beside a visual canvas, so your notes, diagrams, and working can remain part of the process.
Can the AI Tutor explain diagrams?
You can use the tutor alongside visual work on your board to ask focused questions about the concept you are exploring.
Can I use it for physics?
Yes. It can support questions about diagrams, relationships, formulas, and problem-solving steps.
Can I use it for mathematics?
Yes. You can write out working, ask about a step, and continue with follow-up questions.
Can engineering students use it?
Yes. It is suited to diagrams, systems, circuit concepts, and technical learning workflows.
Can I ask follow-up questions?
Yes. Follow-ups are a core part of using the AI Tutor to clarify and develop an explanation.
Does the tutor explain reasoning or only provide answers?
You can ask for explanations, simpler wording, and the reasoning behind a step as you work through a problem.