Overview
Mesh Learning connects your whole learning workflow — sources, notes, videos, and the Board — into one room: a Workspace for every subject, question, or project. Inside is Mesh, your AI agent, working through all of it with you — reading your sources, writing in your notes, drawing on your Board.
What it looks like in practice
Real requests, and what you get back:
- Drop a textbook chapter or project brief in your Library and ask what it says — Mesh searches and reads the real file.
- Connect that material to a Topic yourself, or ask Mesh to connect it for you.
- Give Mesh project sources and rough notes, then ask it to turn them into a clear plan in a Note.
- Sketch a problem on the Board and ask about it — Mesh looks at exactly the part you show it.
- “Diagram this on the Board” gets you movable shapes you can edit, not a picture of a diagram.
- “Quiz me with hidden answers” puts a practice set in a Note, each answer folded under its problem.
What you make stays
Everything you and Mesh make is saved in the Workspace — a Note you keep editing, an Image you can pin, shapes you can move on the Board. Come back next week and it is all still there.
That is the point of Mesh Learning: your material and your work surface are in one room, and Mesh can reach any of it and leave what it makes right there.
Start here
Start at The Home screen to create or open a Workspace. Then read The Workspace for the layout of the room, and use What Mesh can do when you want the full capability list.
Heads up: Every example marked Demo is the real interface drawn from a sample Chemistry Workspace, not a screenshot. What you see there is what the app shows.