Why text-only answers are not enough
Most homework apps show a final answer or a wall of text. Students still get stuck on the “why” — which formula, which diagram, which step comes next. A spoken whiteboard lesson mirrors how a real tutor teaches: write, point, explain, then move on.
Doubtclip is built for that gap. Upload a photo or paste the question, and you get a short teaching video with diagrams, equations and voice — not just an answer key.
How an AI whiteboard video is generated
The pipeline reads the question (OCR for photos), solves it with a STEM-focused model, plans short teaching scenes, then renders a Remotion whiteboard with synchronized narration. You can choose English or other supported languages for the voice.
- Scan or paste Physics, Chemistry or Maths questions
- Step-by-step scenes with formulas and diagrams
- Voice explanation you can replay anytime
- Works for school boards, JEE, NEET, AP, IB and college homework
Who it helps worldwide
English-first lessons make Doubtclip useful beyond India: US high-school and AP students, UK GCSE/A-level revision, IB Diploma maths and physics, and university calculus or circuits practice. Regional language voices are available when you need them.
Tips for better video solutions
Crop to the full question, keep handwriting readable, and include options for MCQs. If a figure is given (circuit, graph, free-body diagram), make sure it is inside the crop — the AI uses that figure in the lesson.
FAQ
Is Doubtclip free to try?
Sign in to scan a doubt. Paid plans unlock regular video generation; the owner account may have unlimited access for product testing.
Does it work for US and UK curricula?
Yes. The solver focuses on STEM reasoning (algebra, calculus, mechanics, electricity, chemistry stoichiometry). English narration is the default for global students.