Mesh draws on the Board
Mesh teaches like a teacher at a whiteboard: sketches, diagrams, graphs and labelled pictures, drawn beside your work. What Mesh draws stays on the page, and you can move, edit or delete it like your own.
When Mesh draws
Mesh draws when you ask, and whenever a drawing explains better than words. Say “draw more”, “fewer drawings” or “don't draw” and Mesh remembers.
- “Draw the water cycle”: boxes and arrows, as shapes you can edit.
- “Graph how fast a dropped ball falls”: a graph with its axes labelled.
- “Put the causes of World War I on a timeline”: the events in order.
- “Show me the parts of a flower”: a whiteboard picture with each part labelled. A picture counts toward your usage.
Watch it take shape
Your own work never moves for a drawing. When Mesh draws on the page you have open, Watch follows along; pan or zoom and it stops, leaving your view where you put it.
Each drawing gets a row in chat: Go to takes you to it, and Save to Images keeps a picture from it. It also gets its own Board flag, named with its title; drag the flag to move the whole drawing.
Show Mesh a place
Mesh can look at any Board page and knows your pages, flags and drawings by name: “What's wrong in my kidney flag?” To be sure Mesh looks where you mean, point before you send:
What Mesh can change
Mesh changes only what your request is about, and never what you've locked. Mesh never deletes a page, a pin or a flag of yours.
What is saved, and what Undo covers
Mesh saves while drawing; stop a reply and what's drawn stays. Undo on the drawing's row in chat takes back what Mesh drew in that reply, and keeps anything you changed since. The Board's own Undo covers only your edits.