I built KnowViz: type any concept → get a structured explanation + a teaching‑style infographic in minutes. Why: I'm a grad student. While experimenting with Google’s Nano Banana, I found it might help learning—not just flashy demos. What’s different - Teaching-first output: the goal isn’t just “pretty images” — it’s “learnable visuals.” The structure is designed to be teachable and scannable. - Nano Banana for learning: popular and cool, yes — but here it’s explored for pedagogy. Early results are promising; I’d love your feedback. How it works - First text, then visuals: first generate a structured explanation (definition, key points, short example, related concepts), and then produce a clear, education-oriented visual. - Models: I route text to GPT‑5 and visuals through Nano Banana. - Stack: Deployed on Vercel with Next.js (my first time — genuinely smooth). Would love blunt feedback: - Does this actually help you learn/remember? - Which export formats matter (Image / PDF / Video)? - Which subjects should I prioritize?

KnowViz

type any concept → get a infographic explanation in minutes.

type any concept → get a infographic explanation in minutes.