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Introducing Moon: Your AI Audio Tutor

VenusMoon
Sep 22
3 min read

Moon is a Voice Tutor

Today we’re excited to launch Moon, an AI tutor designed to make learning interactive, visual, and personal.

Unlike traditional AI chat, Moon doesn’t just answer questions. It teaches in phases:

A short, clear lesson (no overload).
A curious question that sparks thinking.
Exercises to practice — with instant AI feedback.

And because learning is visual, Moon comes with a collaborative whiteboard:

Draw equations, diagrams, or reactions.
Moon auto-analyses your sketches when you pause.
Get personalised feedback that starts with: “Yes, you have drawn…”
Ask Moon to draw clarifying diagrams in real time.

Moon also speaks with a natural AI voice, so it feels like a tutor guiding you step by step.

What Is Moon?

Moon is more than just an AI tool — it’s a thoughtful tutor embedded into a visual, interactive whiteboard. You tell Moon what you want to learn, pick how hard or easy you want it, and it provides:

A short lesson that explains the idea clearly (30–60 words)
A curious question to make you stop and think
Exercises to practice and solidify what you’ve learned

Plus, you get full control of when and how you draw, ask, and explore: Moon listens to your sketches, gives you feedback, helps you with diagrams, and guides the way.

Moon is designed to help school students, especially in math and science.

Demo of Moon

Why Moon? What Makes It Different

Feature	Why You’ll Love It
Phased Learning	Moon doesn’t throw everything at you at once. First the lesson, then questions, then exercises — so you can absorb step by step.
Interactive with Sketches	Draw with coloured pens, erase, export — Moon sees your drawing and gives real feedback. Not just text, but real image-analysis.
AI-Draw Diagrams	If you ask, Moon will sketch diagrams (vector or raster) to help explain visually.
Voice-Enabled Learning	Moon speaks your lesson and feedback — learn by listening as well as reading. Smooth Text-to-Speech with minimal interruptions.
Control & Safety	You decide when to send the canvas to AI. Eraser and Clear don’t trigger unintended analysis. Undo/Redo. Export. Doubt box. Everything for your pace.
Friendly Tutor Tone	Moon uses “Yes — you have drawn …”, “Could you label …”, “Would you like a hint …”

How to Use Moon — Step by Step

Go to Moon’s page on VenusMoon.
Write your learning request (e.g. “Pythagorean theorem”) in the input box.
Select difficulty (Easy / Hard).
Click Start.
- Moon gives a short lesson, speaks it out if you have audio on.
- Understand or wait for.
- Then you’ll see a curious question. Reflect / draw.
- After that, exercises appear.
Use the whiteboard: draw, label, sketch.
- Use the pen (choose colour & size), eraser, clear, undo/redo.
- When you pause, Moon analyses your drawing (unless you just erased).
- If you want, use Send to AI or Ask AI to Draw.
If you're unsure, type your doubt in the Doubt box and click Send Doubt.
When you're done, click End, then come back anytime with a new request.

Best Practices & Tips

Label things: numbers, sides, axes — Moon works better when your drawing is clear.
Don’t rush: let Moon finish each phase.
Use colour to highlight important parts. Use the colour palette.
Keep Clear/Erase local — good for cleaning up, not sending unintended content.
Try asking Moon to draw diagrams when you need clarity. e.g. “Draw a labeled diagram showing squares on each side of a right triangle”.
On mobile, use the Tools toggle to open side panels. Moon is mobile-ready.

What to Expect as Moon Grows

Better support for advanced mathematics (integration, algebra, geometry with better diagrams)
Smoother offline handling, faster AI reply times
More voice control / replay / muting options
Customisable tone or hint levels (gentler, more challenge, etc.)