Students
OPTES explains the lesson you didn't get in a different way, with simpler examples, in Arabic, your dialect or English. Then it quizzes you, marks your answers and explains your mistakes. It turns lecture recordings into text you can summarise, reads photos of your notes and builds a revision plan before exams. The goal is that you understand and master it, within your school's rules on AI use.
Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · launching Monday, October 5, 2026
Tell it what you didn't understand and it explains step by step with everyday examples, then asks you questions to check. Ask for a simpler version or another example whenever you need.
I don't get what a derivative actually is. Explain it step by step with an everyday example, then ask me two questions
Creates questions at your syllabus level for a chapter you choose, then marks your answers and explains every mistake instead of handing you the solution. You try again until it clicks.
Make ten multiple-choice questions on blood circulation for my biology course, and don't show the answers until I finish
Upload a lecture recording, where recording is allowed, and it turns it into text, then into key points and terms. Compare it with your own notes; it supports revision, not attendance.
This is my organic chemistry lecture recording. Transcribe it, then summarise it in bullet points with a list of key terms and definitions
Give it your exam dates, chapters and available hours and it builds a realistic daily plan with review sessions and short quizzes. Adjust it as you make progress.
My exams are in three weeks: physics, biology and English. I can study four hours a day. Make me a revision timetable
Photograph your handwritten notes or a textbook page and it reads them and turns them into flashcards or questions. Check that the text it read matches the original.
Turn these photos of my notes on the First World War into twenty flashcards, question on one side and answer on the other
When your program breaks it explains the cause and hints at the fix before writing it, so you learn to think like a programmer. Ask for the full solution only after trying yourself.
My Python program prints the same number on every loop. Don't fix it for me, just tell me where to look
FAQ
It explains lessons in different ways, creates and marks practice questions with explanations, summarises recorded lectures, reads photos of your notes and builds revision plans. Its role is to help you understand and practise, not to do your assignments for you.
That depends on your school, university and teacher, so always follow your institution's rules on AI use. Use it to understand, practise and revise, submit work that reflects your own understanding, and disclose its use when asked.
Yes, if your teacher or university allows recording. OPTES turns the recording into text and summarises it, but review the summary against your notes, since fine details and terminology may need correcting.
In whatever way you write. Ask in your dialect and it answers in it; if you want Modern Standard Arabic, or English for a subject taught in English, just say so. Technical terms stay in their own language when you need them.
Launching Monday, October 5, 2026, at 04:30 Baghdad time (01:30 UTC).