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Write the question you're stuck on. Aysel first helps you understand what it asks; then you take the steps, with Aysel beside you. On to topics, a weekly plan, the next step.

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Why 96?

100 goes up by 20%, then down by 20%. Why doesn't it come back to 100?

Prepared example · nothing is saved

  1. The start line: 100

    Start at 100. The rope marks the starting line.

  2. First × 1.2: 100 becomes 120

    +20% adds 20 on top of 100. The column rises to 120.

  3. Then × 0.8: 24 comes off 120

    −20% is now taken from 120: a cut of 24. The rope splits it into 20 above the line and 4 below.

  4. 96 is left: 4 short

    96 is left: 4 below the start. In one step, 1.2 × 0.8 = 0.96.

20%

Drag the slab to change the percentage. Double the change and the loss grows four times.

Same percent.

Bigger base.

The wonder clearing

Small mysteries, told simply

Pick one and play for half a minute. Then see how Aysel would teach it, or how you would run it in class.

Aysel the deer at the edge of a paper-cut forest, looking up at small glowing lanterns drifting over the path

LGSPrimary schoolAdultsPrepared example · nothing is saved

Why does paper give up after about 7 folds?

Fold it in half. Then again. Watch the stack grow.

0 folds

1 layer

0.1 mm thick

Face of the A4 sheet: 297 × 210 mm

Why?

Each fold doubles the thickness and halves the face. After 7 folds an A4 sheet is 128 layers thick and about the size of a stamp, so your hands can't bend it any more. On paper, 42 folds would reach past the Moon.

How Aysel teaches it

  1. Step 1 of 3: Guess first: how thick would the paper be after 10 folds?
Step 1 of 3

Fills the question box. You decide whether to send it.

The waymarks

From one question to new connections.

In the chat, Aysel breaks your goal into connected topics; you correct the draft and approve it. Each stone is a topic; the path between two stones is the question that links them.

Learning maps are available after you verify your email.

  • You just walked through here

Pencil: a suggestion · ink: your decision

Example map · Multipliers → Chained changes

Why do +20% and then −20% leave 96, not 100?

Your week

Your week is the next stretch of the path.

Aysel drafts a weekly plan and you approve it. Then you tick off tasks one by one and record how they went.

Example week · nothing is saved

  1. Mon

    Multipliers

    20 min

    Done · 7/8 correct

  2. Tue

    Chained changes

    25 min

    Done · 5/8 correct

  3. WedToday

    Mixed review: 8 questions

    30 min

  4. Thu

    Compound interest

    25 min

  5. Fri

    Ratio

    20 min

The fork

If a day goes differently, the path changes course.

How did Wednesday's review go?

Aysel — next step

How did it go? If you record your results, Aysel tailors the next step to them.

Suggestions come from the results you record — never a grade or a mastery score.

Example week · nothing is saved

WedThuFri

The shared glade

Look at the same question together.

Work on assignments with others in a Space. You decide which answer joins your map.

Learn with peers or participating teachers; teacher availability depends on who has joined.

Your map stays private; linking an answer does not share it.

Learning maps and Spaces are available after you verify your email.

How it works

What is Aysel?

Aysel is an AI study companion that helps you understand the question you are stuck on, step by step. You type the question or add a photo; Aysel first clarifies what it asks, then builds the solution with you one step at a time. What you learn links to a personal learning map and a weekly plan. Aysel is designed for students preparing for Turkish exams such as YKS (TYT and AYT), LGS and YDT, and for teachers who prepare activities for their classes.

What you can do with Aysel

  • Step-by-step solving: you write your answer at each step, Aysel checks it and gives a hint when you are stuck.
  • Questions from a photo: add a photo of the question from your book or notebook.
  • Interactive graphs: explore functions, areas and tangents with a slider.
  • Learning map and weekly plan: your goal splits into topics, and you approve the plan.
  • Aysel activities for teachers: prepare an AI-supported class activity and follow the session live.

Frequently asked questions

Is Aysel free?
You can start using Aysel for free with the Free plan; Free has usage limits. Eligible, verified accounts can start the one-month Go trial without a card. Details are on the Plans and usage page.
Does Aysel solve the question for me?
No, it first helps you understand what the question asks. In the step-by-step solution card you take each step; Aysel checks your answer, gives hints and shows the step if you ask. Once you have worked on the card, you can also open the full solution.
Can I send a photo of the question?
Yes. Add a photo in the question box; Aysel reads the question in the photo and works through it with you step by step. The whole question should be clearly visible.
Which exams and subjects can I use it for?
You can use it while preparing for YKS (TYT and AYT), LGS and YDT. Multi-step maths questions open a step-by-step solution card, and function questions come with interactive graphs. You can ask about topics beyond exams too: English, programming or a university course.
How do teachers use Aysel?
With Aysel activities, teachers prepare an AI-supported activity for their class: they set the goals and steps and can add a quiz. Students join with a 6-character code, and the teacher follows the session live.
Which languages does Aysel work in?
Aysel works in Turkish, English and German and answers in the language you write in.
Are Aysel’s answers always correct?
No. Answers are AI-generated and can be wrong; check important facts with your teacher or course material. In the step-by-step solution card, your answers are checked on the server.

Plans and usage

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