Visual Studio
See a topic, not just read it.
Open a topic and its Visuals tab builds source-grounded diagrams from the claims the source actually supports — every element traceable to its evidence. Search a topic below to start.
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What the Visual Studio does
Some things are easier to understand as a picture than as prose — a process, a comparison, the way parts of a system relate. The Visual Studio turns a topic's supported claims into clear, source-grounded visuals you can study and share, without inventing anything the source does not say.
Visuals are not a separate page you fill in by hand. You open any topic and switch to its Visuals tab; the studio builds the diagram from that topic's own evidence, so every element traces back to a real claim.
How it works
Open a topic
Search a Wikipedia topic, paste an article link on Read a web page, or upload a file. Any source that builds a project can be visualised.
Switch to the Visuals tab
Every topic and project has a Visuals tab alongside its summary, notes, flashcards, and map.
It builds from supported claims
The studio assembles the visual only from claims the source actually supports — a validated engine keeps the output faithful (its water-cycle benchmark is checked against the source).
Every element stays traceable
Each part of a visual links back to the evidence behind it, so a diagram is something you can verify, not just look at.
Why the visuals are trustworthy
There is no image model guessing at a diagram. Visuals are generated from the same source-grounded claims as the rest of the breakdown, so they show only what the source supports and leave gaps visible rather than filling them in.
When a topic is too sparse to support a particular visual, the studio says so instead of drawing something the evidence cannot back.
What it can show
- Comparisons between two things, drawn from the source's own contrasts.
- Processes and sequences where the source describes ordered steps.
- Relationships between concepts, mirroring the labelled links on the concept map.
Frequently asked questions
How do I open the Visual Studio?
Open any topic or project and switch to its Visuals tab. The studio needs a source to work from, so start by searching a topic or reading a page.
Are the visuals AI-generated?
No. They are built from the topic's supported claims by a validated engine, so every element is grounded in the source and traceable to its evidence.
Can it visualise anything?
Only what the source supports. If a topic does not contain the structure a visual needs, the studio leaves it out rather than inventing it.