An AI Tutor That Shows Its Working — and Answers in Your Language

A final answer you cannot reproduce in an exam is worthless. BrainDrill's AI tutor is built to teach the method, not just hand over a result — and now it does that in your language.

The method, not just the answer

The tutor works a problem the way a good lecturer would: it names the principle it is using, shows each step, and checks its own result instead of just asserting it. It reads photos too — snap a circuit diagram, a handwritten derivation or a past question and it extracts the problem and solves it.

Now in 13 languages

The tutor replies in your selected app language by default — one of thirteen, including English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi and Chinese — and switches to match you if you write in another language. For students who study a subject in a second language, this is a real change: you can get the explanation in your first language, then practise writing the answer in the language your exam uses.

Why a multilingual tutor is different

Generic chatbots can be prompted to answer in another language, but they forget, drift back to English, and treat it as an afterthought. BrainDrill makes your language a setting the tutor respects on every answer, so you are not re-asking or re-translating. The cognitive effort goes into the subject, where it belongs.

Fair, transparent usage

Quick questions have a generous daily allowance on every plan. Harder multi-step problems and anything with a photo draw from a monthly AI-credit allowance, so heavy exam-week study is possible without a surprise bill. It is designed to be affordable for students, and to work on the phones and networks students actually have.