Open your material
Keep the relevant content visible on Windows, or choose the document or public learning URL on Android.
Adaptive personal tutor Windows & Android
Start with the point you do not understand. Ask in your own words, explore it step by step, and keep the useful ideas for later.
Screen-aware on Windows. On Android, learn from documents and public links you choose.
How it works
You do not need a perfect question. Bring the material, tell Claryvia where you are stuck, and choose a way into the explanation.
Keep the relevant content visible on Windows, or choose the document or public learning URL on Android.
Type or speak your question in your own words. Claryvia keeps the answer connected to the material you selected.
Make it clearer, see the working, or go deeper. Use a visual or Voice Classroom lesson when a different approach helps.
Ask follow-up questions, run a mastery check, create flashcards, and save the work that is useful.
Features
Claryvia changes the route when the first explanation is not enough, then helps you keep the ideas that are worth returning to.
On Windows, ask about documents, diagrams, code, or other material already visible in your workflow without rebuilding the context elsewhere.
Receive a structured spoken lesson, pause when needed, and ask natural follow-up questions while the teaching context remains active.
Ask for a diagram or teaching board when words alone are not enough to make the relationship between ideas clear.
Turn useful lesson ideas into focused revision cards. Try to recall the answer, reveal it, and return to the deck when you need a refresher.
Use recall prompts and comprehension checks to find out whether the material has moved from recognition to understanding.
Keep lessons, visual boards, recordings, and flashcard decks together. Return to the explanation that helped, rather than starting again.
Plans
Each published plan explains its own allowance. On Windows, a new screen starts a new lesson; follow-up questions in the same lesson do not create another screen lesson credit.
Enjoy free experience before choosing to upgrade.
Try Claryvia's main features before choosing a paid plan. 3 Voice Classroom minutes and 4 flashcard deck trials.
Best for verified education users who want a dedicated learning allowance.
Approximate local price. Base subscription £5.00 per month.
Best for regular learners who want guided voice and visual teaching.
Approximate local price. Base subscription £9.00 per month.
Best for regular learners who want guided voice and visual teaching.
Approximate local price. Base subscription £13.50 per month.
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FAQ
No. Claryvia is a native learning assistant. On Windows it can start from material you choose to capture on screen; on Android it starts from documents and public learning URLs you choose.
No. Windows capture starts only after you ask for help. Claryvia does not continuously watch your screen.
Yes. You can save useful lessons to your learning library, and supported Voice Classroom lessons and boards can be kept for later review.
Yes. The published free plan shows exactly what is included. Paid plans add the allowances and learning tools shown in their plan details.
It should say so rather than invent an answer. You can attach a clearer source, select a more specific section, or use an available visual-reading option where appropriate.
Start with what is already difficult