Introducing Work
Upload the textbook chapter, the lecture slides or the notes you were handed. Work opens them beside a tutor that can find any passage, turn to the page and talk you through it.
01 · DROP
PDFs, Word documents, slide decks, spreadsheets, plain text, Markdown, web pages and photos of pages. Every file opens as a book you can page through, with the tutor beside it.
02 · READ
Typed text, tables and pages that are only a scan or a photo are all read, so a handout photographed on your phone can be searched like a clean PDF.
03 · FIND
Ask where something is explained and the book turns to that page with the passage highlighted. Ask for the last paragraph of page 220 and it goes there and reads it to you.
04 · TALK
Start a voice call or a video call about the document in front of you. The page turns as the tutor moves through it, and the passage it is reading lights up.
05 · RESEARCH
Put your lecture notes, the textbook and a paper into one research and ask across all of them. Every answer names the document and the page it came from, or start with none and research anything.
06 · QUIZ
Ask for a quiz on what you just read and answer one question at a time, each drawn from your own document. Export the conversation as a PDF, a Word file or Markdown.
Your uploads stay in your own Work and are never shown to other students.
Every plan includes Work storage — your own space for documents.
A chat-with-PDF tool is enough when you need one quick answer from one file. When you have to learn the material, Work keeps the page in front of you, talks it through and checks you have it.
| Cavua Work | A typical chat-with-PDF tool | |
|---|---|---|
| How you ask | Chat, a voice call or a video call | Typing in a chat window |
| Where an answer comes from | It turns to the page and highlights the passage | An answer in the chat, often with a citation |
| Scans and photos | Reads scanned pages and photos of pages | Varies from tool to tool |
| Several documents | One research across many, each answer naming the document and page | Varies from tool to tool |
| Practice | Quizzes you one question at a time from your document | Varies from tool to tool |
| Taking it with you | Export as a PDF, a Word file or Markdown | Varies from tool to tool |
Yes. Upload the PDF to Work and ask about any part of it: the tutor turns to the page it is explaining, highlights the passage and talks you through it — in chat, on a voice call or on a video call.
PDFs, Word documents, slide decks, spreadsheets, plain text, Markdown, web pages and photos of pages. Every file opens as a book you can page through, with the tutor beside it.
Yes. Work reads typed text, tables and pages that are only a scan or a photo, so a handout photographed on your phone can be searched and explained like a clean PDF.
Yes. Start a voice call or a video call about the document in front of you. The page turns as the tutor moves through it, and the passage it is reading lights up.
Yes. Put your lecture notes, the textbook and a paper into one research and ask across all of them. Every answer names the document and the page it came from.
Yes. Ask for a quiz on what you just read and answer one question at a time, each drawn from your own document. You can export the conversation as a PDF, a Word file or Markdown.
A chat-with-PDF tool answers questions about a file in a chat window. Work does that too, and also turns to the page it is explaining, talks it through on a voice or video call, quizzes you from the document and researches across several documents at once.
It can, which is why it turns to the page it is explaining and, in a research, names the document and page behind every answer — so you can check the passage yourself.
Yes. Your uploads stay in your own Work and are never shown to other students.
Yes. Every plan includes Work storage — your own space for documents. What each plan includes is on the pricing page.
The catalogue and the guides are open to read now. Enrolling opens by request, so the tutor stays answerable to the people already inside.