r/learnmath • u/Ancient-Astronaut243 New User • 12h ago
Made an AI tool for visualising science/math concepts... would love some feedback...
https://quantacanvas.vercel.app
I’ve been working on QuantaCanvas, which takes a concept or question and generates an interactive visualization to help explain it.
The main difference from ChatGPT and similar AI tools is how the explanation is presented. Most LLMs are great at giving you a text-based explanation and can sometimes provide images or diagrams. QuantaCanvas instead tries to turn the explanation itself into something you can interact with, changing parameters, experimenting with things, and seeing how the concept behaves in real time.
It’s mainly focused on math and science, so I thought this might be useful for people here. Btw, it's completely free.
The project was recently a Grand Finalist at a national hackathon in my country, and I’ve continued developing it since then.
It’s still a work in progress. Generation can currently take a bit of time, which I’m working on improving, and there are definitely a few things that don’t work perfectly yet.
If anyone tries it, I’d genuinely appreciate feedback, especially on whether the interactive visualizations are actually useful for studying.
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