Mesh

What Mesh can do

Ask in your own words, and type @ to point at the exact thing you mean. One example for each part; tap a name for its page.

The Board

“Draw the water cycle”: a drawing beside your work, made of shapes you can edit.

Topics

“Turn my syllabus into Topics, one per week”: a Folder of Topics, each with its lessons.

Library

“What do my files say about the deadline?”: Mesh searches and names the item the answer came from.

Notes

“Save what we just worked out as a note”: a new note, yours to edit.

Practice

“Make a quiz from chapter 2”: a Practice set, graded when you finish.

Images

“Make a picture of a plant cell”: a new picture in Images. Pictures count toward your usage.

Memory

“Remember I learn best from worked examples”: Mesh remembers it in every chat.

Commands

“Save that as a /quiz-me command”: an instruction you can add with a slash.

The web

“What's the latest on the Artemis mission?”: Mesh searches the web and reads the page live. Nothing read is saved, and each search counts toward your usage.

Mesh Docs

“How do Board flags work?”: Mesh reads these pages and links the one with the answer.

What stays yours

• Mesh never deletes a whole item: a Topic, note, quiz, file, Board page or chat. Inside one, Mesh removes what you ask.
• You add every Library item and video, and every Reference card on the Board.
• Mesh never changes your settings or your plan.
• When Mesh can't do something, Mesh says so and says where you can.

Ask what changed

There's no History screen: ask Mesh. “What changed today?” or “Who deleted my note?” Mesh reads the Workspace's record of changes: who made each one, when, and the item's name then. Mesh can put back earlier wording of a note, a Topic or a command, as a new edit. There is no restore button, and Board drawing, chats and Memory keep no history.