Gauth Unlimited Digital Canvas - An AI tutor on an infinite whiteboard, not a chat thread
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Gauth AI Course now runs on an Unlimited Digital Canvas: one continuous whiteboard where lessons unfold spatially instead of in a chat thread or slide deck. Chapters expand side by side as narration plays, board notes write out in sync with the AI voice, and you can zoom from the full concept map down to a single formula. Pause anytime to ask the AI Tutor, and it answers right on the board beneath your step. Generate a canvas lesson on any topic, then export it as a PDF or share a link.
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This could make difficult topics much easier to follow. Can the AI Tutor explain the same concept in simpler ways?
@fletcher_oliver Thanks Fletcher! Yep, just ask it to simplify and it'll break it down again right on the board, as many times as you need.
Can students show their working and get feedback on where they went wrong?
@yangliu44 Students can ask about a specific step and get an explanation beside it on the board.
love how everything stays connected in one place instead of getting lost in a chat. 🙌
@croft_benjamin Thanks for your support Croft! 🙌🏻
i would love a direct feature that lets users highlight a specific confusing step in the solution to ask follow up questions.
@evelyn_swaim You can already pause at a specific step and ask the AI Tutor about it. The answer appears right below that step, so you do not lose the context. Would love to hear how this feels when you try it!
Can it keep teaching until the student actually understands the concept?
@lanfranco_iwanaga That's the idea! You can keep asking the Tutor until it clicks, and Quick Checks along the way help you see whether it actually landed before you move on.
Does the canvas adapt based on the questions you ask during the lesson?
@colton_drake Each follow-up answer is added beside the step you asked about, so the board grows with your questions while keeping the original lesson visible.
I’d want a clear distinction between an instructor reviewed course and a board generated from someones notes.
@favour_yusuf34 That is a fair point. The source and review status of a lesson should be clear, especially when students use it for serious study. I’ll pass this feedback to the team.
I keep jumping between YouTube, notes and ChatGPT for calculus. Having it in one place would help. How is it on iPad?
@sarasolomaker Thanks, Sara! Bringing the lesson, notes, and AI Tutor into one place is exactly what we are working toward. We are continuing to improve the experience across different devices, including tablets.
Can you jump back to an earlier step after moving far across the board?
@evanbuildsai The whole lesson stays on one continuous canvas, so earlier steps remain available as you move through it. You can also zoom out to see the wider concept map and find where ideas connect.
Looks really nice, but I can't find any pricing for plus.
@ch_wi032 Thanks for flagging this, Pricing should be easier to find. I’m sharing this with the team so we can make the information clearer.