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Show, record, share.

Mirror your iPad — or a student’s device — to the classroom display. Record and annotate the lesson as you teach, then export it as a video or PowerPoint to share. AI drafts the revision notes for you.

A teacher live-annotating a lesson mirrored from a phone, shown on her monitor and projected on the classroom display for students.

The workflow

How it goes, step by step.

  1. 1

    Mirror the device to the classroom display.

  2. 2

    Annotate live on the projection while teaching.

  3. 3

    Record the lesson with audio.

  4. 4

    Let AI draft revision notes from the recording.

  5. 5

    Export the lesson as an MP4 video or a PowerPoint deck.

What you can do

The practical bits.

  • Mirror your iPad — or a student’s device — to the classroom display.

  • Record a desktop lesson too — your whole screen, one window, or just the part you draw a box around.

  • Annotate the projected lesson live while you teach.

  • Record the lesson with audio for anyone who missed it.

  • Smart Capture zooms in on every click automatically. One dial makes every zoom stronger or softer at once.

  • Export the lesson as an MP4 video or a PowerPoint deck to share.

  • Let AI prepare summary explanations and revision notes.

The benefit to you

Why it’s worth it.

  • Save prep time — AI accelerates the summary writing.
  • Explain easier — annotate the projection as you go.
  • Share afterwards — every student gets the lesson to keep.

Features used

Everything you need, already in the app.

iPhone over AirPlay

Mirror in one tap. Record it, retake it.

Smart Capture

Zooms on every click. Snapshots of key moments.

Direct the video

Type the edit. Undo in one click.

AI write-ups

One tap on a snapshot — AI writes it up.

Export anywhere

MP4 up to 4K, or a PDF, Keynote or PowerPoint guide.

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