Feature 03 of 07
Ask about the part in front of you.
The tutor answers questions about the model or molecule you have open, in plain words. It cites the notes it used, shows the parts it mentions on the model, and says so when it does not know.
- Knows
- The model or molecule you have open
- Cites
- The notes it used, with their sources
- Shows
- The parts it mentions, on the model
- Student Pro
- 100 tutor answers a month
Why is the left ventricle wall thicker than the right?
It pumps blood round the whole body, against a much higher pressure than the right ventricle, which pumps only through the lungs. More pressure needs more muscle.1
A question about the heart and its answer, citing the note it used, with a button to show the parts on the model.
The problem
Looking things up breaks your focus.
- 01
Ten tabs later.
A quick question turns into a search, three articles and a video, and you have lost your place in the model.
- 02
Answers without a source.
General chatbots sound sure of themselves, but you cannot tell where an answer came from or whether it fits what you are studying.
- 03
Words without a picture.
An answer says "posterior to the oesophagus". You still have to work out where that is.
How it works
Ask, check, see it.
Open any model or molecule.
The tutor sits beside the viewer and already knows what you are looking at.
Ask in your own words.
Or start from one of the suggested questions.
Check the notes it used.
Answers cite the model's own notes, with their sources, so you can check them.
Show it on the model.
One press lights up the parts the answer mentions.
Why it helps
A tutor that stays on topic.
- A
Built on the model's notes.
Answers draw on the notes written for each model and cite the ones they use.
- B
Short by default.
A brief answer first; ask for a fuller one when you need it.
- C
Honest about its limits.
When the notes do not cover a question, it says it does not know rather than guess.
- D
Keep the good answers.
Save an answer with its question and anatomy, and reread it later without asking again.
Questions
Questions, answered.
Still deciding? It is free to start, in your browser.
Is the AI tutor free?
Explore includes three prepared answers to try. Student Pro includes 100 live answers a month, with 100 more answers for £2.99 when you need them.
What can I ask?
Anything about the model or molecule you have open: what a structure does, what lies next to it, its blood or nerve supply, or how disease changes it.
Does it work on every model?
Yes, on every model and molecule in the atlas.
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