Say what you want to learn
“I want to learn Java.” chalk asks what you already know and what it’s for — then plans the course.
Hold ⌘⌥ and ask about anything on your Mac — chalk answers out loud and points at the real thing, one step at a time. Or say what you want to learn, and it builds a course of classes you can do, not just read.
Ask out loud in any app. It points at the real thing, then waits while you do it.
It starts with what it is, every term defined. Then a picture that moves, in the subject’s own shape — and chalk walks you through it out loud, one moment at a time. Ask about any part.
Hold ⌘⌥ in any app and ask out loud. chalk answers in a voice from the notch, marks the real button, cell or line — and takes you through it, one step at a time.
It asks a few questions, plans a course of classes you come back to, and builds each class as a lesson you do — short steps, things to drag and try, and practice in the real thing.
“I want to learn Java.” chalk asks what you already know and what it’s for — then plans the course.
Drop in a term of slides, tutorials and past papers. The course is built from your materials, and cites the pages.
Classes in order, each one ready when you are. No streaks, nothing locked.
Graphs that compute, code that runs, traces you step through — and checks that tell you why.
In your own editor, in the real app, or out loud — the half of learning a page can’t do.
Select the line you’re stuck on and chalk explains it another way, right where it is.
It hears the lecture and writes it up against your slides — translated, if it isn’t in your language.
Every class leaves you its notes, everything on one page, and the class drawn as a board.
Stuck on an error while you practise? Hold ⌘⌥ and chalk explains it in the words of today’s class. Learning Figma? It walks you through the class’s task inside Figma itself. Switch it off whenever you like.
chalk changes its voice for whoever is in front of it: big and playful for a five-year-old, exam-sharp at university, rigorous for research, hands-on for anyone starting something new.
Big, playful classes for young children, one idea at a time. At university, a course built from your own slides and past papers.
Turn a protein’s fold or a double helix in 3D — from the structure itself, never a drawing of one — and learn the method behind a paper like anything else.
A new skill, a concept you never quite got, or the tool your new job runs on — learned by doing, at your own pace.
chalk can see what you show it and point at anything on it. What happens on your screen is still up to you.
chalk can offer to click, type or open a link for you. It happens only when you tap ⌘⌥, click its button, or say yes while you hold the keys — and it never offers to send, pay or delete.
Out of the box, chalk never appears in screenshots, recordings or a shared screen — what it shows you stays yours.
While you hold ⌘⌥, or once you start recording a class. No audio is kept.
Your profile, your words and what it remembers are kept on your Mac and listed in Settings — each line yours to forget.
Every paid plan resets on Monday and shows what's left in Settings — no surprise bills. Students and educators get 25% off Board + Spatial.
Learn anything. Get through a semester.
Everything in Board, plus ask about anything on your Mac screen.
Everything, with no meters to watch. One fair-use ceiling, far above a normal week.
No weekly meters to watch
A one-time starter pool. It stops at the cap and never expires. Everything you make stays yours.
Prices in US dollars. chalk opens on the web and on the Mac together — join the waitlist and we'll write once, when it does. Compare every plan
On your Mac, chalk points at anything on your screen. On the web and on the Mac, the same classes, boards and flashcards — wherever you are.