The next-generation smart learning platform

Origin to Zenith with Super AI

orZsai brings together smart notes, study plans, and AI problem solving, so you learn more efficiently.

Notes

Well organized.
And it moves.

From scattered materials to a clear knowledge tree to demos you can drag and spin — orZsai notes are built for hard subjects like science and engineering.

Outline · Mind map

One body of knowledge, two views.

Write in a structured outline, expanding level by level and dragging to reorganize. When you want the big picture, switch to a mind map in one click and see the whole subject laid out. Same content — nothing to keep in sync.

Switch to mind map
Mechanics / MomentumMomentumMomentum is mass times velocity:p = mvNet impulse equals the change in momentum:I = FΔt = ΔpPhysicsMechanicsNewton's lawsMomentumWork–energyElectricityElectric fieldsInductionOpticsRay optics

Smart Import

Old materials, new notes, one click.

Just drag in PDF lecture notes or screenshots. In the mobile app, you can also snap the blackboard or record a class and hand it to AI. AI recognizes chapters and key points and files them into your outline automatically.

Smart Import

Instant import
Calculus lecture notes.pdf24 pages

Add a file and click “Start import”

The mobile app can alsoSnap the boardRecord a class

Processed in the background; notes are created when done

Outline

Interactive demos

Abstract concepts,
made visible and hands-on.

Geometry, function graphs, and physics models live right inside your blocks. Drag a parameter and watch it change. One figure per block, right in your notes.

Widget

3D physics models sit in a block like an image — rotate and drag them.

-4-224y = A·sin(ωx − t)

JSXGraph

Drag the slider and the curve follows.

Study plan

Learn it, then forget it?
Review right before you would.

Spaced repetition schedules when to revisit each topic. New material and reviews are planned day by day, so you can see your workload ahead of time. Mastery is tracked live, so you always know what to practice today.

Math finals · Sprint plan
Active
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Daily load
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To review
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Forgetting curve

Scheduling follows the forgetting curve, bringing each topic back just before you'd forget it.

New / Review

New material is scheduled in batches, so you can see how much to learn and review each day.

Due reminders

When reviews are due, the mobile app sends you a notification. Open it and you'll know what to practice today.

AI

More than answers.
Real understanding.

Solving a problem, talking through a question, taking a lesson — it all starts from the problem you're studying.

Problem solving

Solve in one click.
Solutions land in your notes.

Click “AI Solve” on a problem, and add your own approach if you like. The solution is added as a new block under the problem, so you review and export it along with your notes.

ProblemDifficulty: 2/5
AI Solve

A 2 kg object falls freely from a height of 5 m. How fast is it going when it hits the ground?(g = 10 m/s²)

Chat

Got a question?
Ask until it clicks.

Click “Discuss with AI” on a problem and the problem and its answer come along into the chat. No need to restate anything — go straight to the step you're stuck on. Flash answers fast; Pro thinks deeper.

Discuss with AI: Free fall
FlashPro
ProblemA 2 kg object falls freely from a height of 5 m…
SolutionAdded to context
Type a question or idea... (⌘/Ctrl+Enter to send)

AI Tutor

One blackboard.
A lesson just for you.

Click “Explain” on a problem and the AI Tutor draws as it explains on a blackboard: notes appear line by line, figures stroke by stroke, with captions following along. Raise your hand when you're lost and it will pick up from what you asked.

← BackProjectile motion: why the path is a parabola

Projectile = horizontal + vertical

Horizontal: no force → constant speed

x = v₀t

Vertical: gravity only → free fall

y = ½ g t²

Eliminate t:

y = g2v₀² · x²

The path is a parabola

Oxyv₀

Let's split projectile motion into two directions.

Draws as it explains

Notes appear line by line and figures stroke by stroke, highlighting whatever it is talking about.

Captions, line by line

Read along sentence by sentence. Missed something? Go back a scene and watch it again.

Raise your hand anytime

Ask whenever you're lost — no typing needed. The tutor picks up from your question.

Start your notes today.
Learn with more clarity.

Import your materials, make a plan, and ask AI when you get stuck.