Quick actions: simpler, different method, example, quiz
Every answer comes with one-tap buttons. Learn what each does — Give me an example, Try different approach, Explain simpler, Quiz me, practice, Summarize, Copy, Read aloud and Try again.
Where to find them
Quick actions appear in a row just above the message box after each answer. Tap one and it's sent for you. On a phone you'll see two, plus More.
The set changes with the conversation — for example Explain simpler and Take a break appear when the tutor notices you're stuck.
| Quick action | What you get |
|---|---|
| Give me an example | A concrete worked example of the idea. |
| Try different approach | The same idea explained a completely different way (picture, table, story…). |
| Explain simpler | Shorter sentences and smaller steps. You can always type *explain that simpler*. |
| Quiz me | A quick question to check understanding, marked with feedback. |
| Give me one practice question | A fresh problem at the same level to solve yourself. |
| Summarize this | Short revision notes of the conversation so far. |
| Move on | Continue to the next idea in the topic. |
| Take a break | A gentle pause when you've been working hard. |
Ask any question first
This guide uses one question throughout so you can compare the answers.
Try it“What is the slope of a line?”
Try each one
Give me an example
The tutor picks two points on a line and works out rise over run.
Try different approach
Slope explained as the steepness of a hill — same idea, new picture.
Explain simpler
When you're confused, ask for it simpler. The Explain simpler button appears automatically when the tutor senses you're stuck.
Try it“I'm still confused. Can you explain that simpler?”Quiz me
Answer the question in the chat; the tutor marks it and explains.
Summarize this
Tidy notes you can copy straight into your notebook.
Copy, Read aloud and Try again
Hover over (or tap) any answer
Copy puts the answer on your clipboard. Read reads it aloud — use the ⋯ menu for pause, replay and speed (0.75× to 2×). Try again asks for a fresh version of the same answer.
Keep learning
Homework help: snap a photo, check your work
Photograph your homework, choose Check work, and the tutor reads your handwriting, confirms what's right, finds the exact line with a mistake, and helps you fix it yourself.
Ways to learnVoice mode: talk to your math tutor
Have a real spoken conversation with your tutor: start live voice, ask out loud, hear the answer, read the transcript, change the voice language, and use the controls.
Get startedStart your first math session
Open the tutor, choose Math, ask a question, and work through an equation with your AI tutor — from the first click to the final answer.
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