04 — Textbook Chat

Ask the textbook a question. Get an answer from the book.

Textbook Chat answers questions from your own textbook chapters and notes, not from the internet. Ask about one chapter or the whole subject, by typing or by voice.

The opening screen suggests questions for the subject, such as important chapters for the exam, how to revise, good examples and common difficulties, so nobody starts with a blank box. Earlier chats for that class and subject are kept, and related topics from other chapters are one tap away.

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Textbook Chat opening screen with earlier chats and suggested questions for Biological Sciences

Textbook Chat explaining that no textbook material is available and asking the user to add it

No made-up answers

When it doesn't know, it says so.

General chatbots often make up an answer rather than admit a gap. Textbook Chat does the opposite. When your material does not cover the question, it says so instead of guessing.

It also says what is missing, such as a chapter, notes or the right subject, so the teacher knows what to add or where to look. Honest answers like "I don't have this" are what make the other answers worth trusting.

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Take any answer with you.

An answer stuck in a chat window is no help on revision night. Every answer can be saved or shared in three ways.

Copy it to paste into class notes or WhatsApp. Download it as a text file to edit in any notes app. Print or save as PDF for handouts and revision packs.

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Menu to copy, download, or print and save an answer as PDF

Frequently asked

Textbook Chat questions teachers ask first.

What happens when the textbook does not cover my question?

Textbook Chat tells you, instead of guessing. It answers only from your school’s own material and says when the question is not covered. The teacher can then ask across the whole subject or add more material. A general chatbot would still give an answer that sounds right.

Can I ask Textbook Chat questions by voice?

Yes, you can speak your question instead of typing it. Voice mode also gives a hands-free conversation where answers are read aloud. Voices are available in English, Hindi and Telugu, and voice works in the Chrome and Edge browsers on the computer you teach from.