Thoughts on Modern Learning and a New Tool from our Team

Clarify AI Team
3 min read
Thoughts on Modern Learning and a New Tool from our Team

Dear Clarifiers and new visitors,

We've got some great news for you. Perhaps you've already caught what we're hinting at, haha. But first, we'd like to say a couple of words before the actual reveal and we've also prepared a few treats for you.


You know we've grown from a pet project (if not, welcome to the 'About'!) and subconsciously chose the niche we'd like to grow. This field is Online Education. Our two core beliefs are that Education should be accessible and Technology, AI in particular, should serve as an instrument along this way. That's why, after quite a while, the idea of the second Clarify AI tool has organically popped up in our minds. We've all been students buried under tons of info and sources for self-learning. They say studying is becoming easier and easier these days and people replace their thinking with reliance on tech. That's true, but only partly.


Higher education institutions are aware of how many learning 'helpers' there are on the market and do not underestimate how much they make students' lives easier. Compensation is coming gradually, most visibly in the adaptation of assessment processes . A fair trade-off, one could say. Meanwhile, educational overload keeps growing: the way tech progress inflates the amount we have to learn was described long before AI. It just adds to the pile.

So... Neither can we go back to the 'good old days' of studying in the libraries, nor ignore the tech (platforms, apps, tools) that helps us study because you can't win in the competition designed for people with up-to-date skills while yours are outdated. What we can do is to find the most efficient way for our self-education: define the goals, manage the time and choose tech sources and tools that serve our particular goals.


A new tool from Clarify AI - Screen Answers was made for people who work with loads of information and need to save time processing it. Screen Answers Browser Extension enables text extraction and its analysis right from the screen. Just make a screenshot and work with this piece.

What you can do with it:

🩵 Answer the question on the screen or get the explanation of the text
💜 Extract the text itself from images, screenshots, and diagrams
💛 Summarize (yeah, we can't do without summaries :))
🩵 Translate
💜 Ask follow-up questions in a chat about the same capture

Screen Answers Extension works on any website articles, dashboards, documentation, social media and more. It's useful for charts and graphs, foreign-language pages, error messages, code snippets, diagrams, and anything a text-only tool can't read.

Who is it for?

Our core audience is people who learn and work with texts: students, professionals, content creators, journalists, educators, and others.

Is it free?

We're sticking to the same model as in Clarify AI YouTube Summariser: there's a free version with limits (the limits are quite generous!) and a Pro version for those who want them extended.

So we invite you to try Clarify AI: Screen Answers right now and share your thoughts. We're actively tuning the product, and we don't just welcome feedback - we're counting on it to shape the user experience.


Time for gifts for Clarifiers!

We're grateful you choose us and happy to give you an early access to the tool with extended free limits. On top of that, grab a special promo code for monthly plan - 70% off (ANSWERS70) if you want more.

Pro Clarify Summariser users are granted totally FREE Pro Access till October. No promo code needed, just sign-in to the same account.

Looking forward to seeing you at Clarify AI: Screen Answers 🩵 💜 💛

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