Bring a document. Ask about that.

No setup and no prompt library. Everything below is a thing the app does today, not a roadmap.

Three steps, then it’s just a conversation.

No setup, no configuration screen, no prompt library to learn.

Bring the document
Drag in a lecture PDF, an essay or a slide deck. Up to 30,000 characters on Pro.
Ask in your own words
No prompt craft. Ask what you would ask a tutor, in any language your course uses.
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Get the working
The hard steps are written out rather than skipped, and the answer names where it came from.

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Bring the document
Drag in a lecture PDF, an essay or a slide deck. Up to 30,000 characters on Pro.
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Ask in your own words
No prompt craft. Ask what you would ask a tutor, in any language your course uses.
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Get the working
The hard steps are written out rather than skipped, and the answer names where it came from.

Everything here exists because studying from a document needs it. Nothing here exists because it demos well.

Pyrdo reads the document you attached and answers from it, naming the page or section it drew on, so you can check it rather than trust it.

The sample is self-selected, which the discussion acknowledges only briefly.

field-study-2026.pdf · page 33

No conversion step and no copy-pasting. Text is extracted server-side, cleaned, and capped to your plan.

Maths is typeset, not flattened into plain text.

\int_{0}^{1} x^{2}\,dx = \frac{1}{3}

Ask in the language your course is taught in, and the answer comes back in the same one. No setting to change.

Chats stay in the sidebar with the document still attached, so picking a topic back up next week costs nothing.

On Pro, hard problems route to a stronger model that writes out each step instead of jumping to the result.

15 questions a day for your first 7 days

15 questions a day, free for your first 7 days. No card to begin.