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Solvequill
About Solvequill
Solvequill transforms written or photographed homework questions into short, narrated solution videos presented on a digital whiteboard. Users can submit problems by typing, uploading files (PDF, image, text, or code), or taking photos of handwritten work. The system reads text, formulas, and diagrams, then generates a video that explains the solution step by step with synchronized narration and visuals. Each video includes a summary, a quiz, and practice problems based on the same concept, along with a chat feature for follow-up questions. The tool is designed for students and teachers who need clear, visual explanations rather than generic answers. Videos are stored in a user history for later review and can be downloaded or shared. The service supports mathematics, physics, chemistry, and coding, with additional subjects planned for future updates.
Key features
- Input via photo, PDF, screenshot, typed text, or code file
- Handwriting and diagram recognition
- Step-by-step narrated whiteboard videos
- Automated solution checks for accuracy
- Built-in quizzes and practice problems
- Follow-up chat for additional questions
- Video download and sharing capabilities
- User history for storing past solutions
Use cases
- Generating clear explanations for complex homework problems
- Creating study materials for exam revision
- Supporting teachers in preparing visual lesson aids
Pros
- Accepts multiple input formats (photos, PDFs, screenshots, typed text, code files)
- Produces step-by-step narrated whiteboard videos with synchronized reasoning
- Includes built-in quizzes, practice problems, and a chat feature for follow-ups
- Stores generated videos in user history for later access
- Supports handwritten input and diagram interpretation
Cons
- Limited to beta access with no paid plans currently available
- Only supports mathematics, physics, chemistry, and coding
- Requires account registration to generate videos
- No API or integration options mentioned
Frequently asked questions about Solvequill
What is Solvequill?
Solvequill converts homework questions into short, narrated solution videos presented on a digital whiteboard. It works by reading the problem, solving it step by step, and explaining each move with synchronized narration and visuals, producing a personalized lesson rather than a generic explanation.
How do I submit a question to Solvequill?
Users can submit questions by typing, uploading files (PDF, image, text, or code), or taking photos of handwritten work. The tool supports formats like PNG, JPG, WEBP, PDF, TXT, and code files, including handwritten notes and diagrams.
Which subjects does Solvequill support?
Solvequill currently supports mathematics, physics, chemistry, and coding. It covers a wide range within these subjects, such as algebra through calculus, mechanics, circuits, stoichiometry, and code debugging or explanation. Additional subjects like biology are planned for future updates.
How long does it take to generate a solution video?
Solution videos typically take a few minutes to produce and range from one to six minutes in length, depending on the complexity of the problem. The tool allows users to start watching before the full video is rendered.
Is the answer always correct?
Solvequill aims for high accuracy, with every solution undergoing automated checks, but mistakes can still occur, especially with unusual questions or hard-to-read inputs. The tool encourages users to treat it as a study partner and report any errors for review.
Can I download or share the solution videos?
Yes, users can download solution videos to keep or share a link to them. Videos are stored in a user history for later review, making them accessible for revision or teaching purposes.