Overview

Every class, project, or learning goal gets its own Workspace — one room that holds your files and web pages, your notes, images, and videos, and a whiteboard to work things out on. Mesh, the AI agent in that room, can reach everything in it: ask, and it explains from your real sources, writes with you, and works on the Board.

Right now it is all scattered

Most people already learn with all of these things — they are just in different places. The textbook is in one tab, a lecture in another, notes somewhere else, and a chatbot that has seen none of them. That makes you the glue: finding the right thing, re-explaining the context, and carrying the answer back into your work. That glue work is what Mesh takes over: it is in the room with the material already, so finding it, reading it, and putting the answer somewhere you keep can be one request.

What it looks like in practice

Bring in what you already have, work the way you like, and ask for what you need:

  • Drop a textbook chapter in your Library and ask what it says — Mesh searches and reads the real file.
  • File that chapter under a Topic yourself, or say file this under Symmetry and Mesh files it.
  • Sketch a problem on the Board and ask about it — Mesh looks at exactly the part you show it.
  • Diagram this on the Board, and you get movable shapes you can edit, not a picture of a diagram.
  • Quiz me with hidden answers, and a practice set lands in a Note, each answer folded under its problem.

What you make stays

Everything you and Mesh make lands somewhere real — a Note you keep editing, an Image you can pin, shapes you can move on the Board, a saved page you can read again. Come back next week and the picture is still assembled, so you pick up where you left off instead of building the setup again.

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 a tour of the room, and use What Mesh can do when you want the full capability list.

Heads up:  The screens marked Demo throughout these docs are drawn to explain ideas, not to be exact copies of the app. Details may drift from the real thing as Mesh Learning improves: when a demo and the app disagree, trust the app.