Physics Exam Prep With an AI Tutor That Makes It Stick
Dudely is an AI tutor for physics exam prep that teaches the concepts and problem setups you struggle with, live on a whiteboard, and drills you until you can solve them under exam pressure.
Physics exams reward whether you can set up and solve a problem you have not seen before. Rereading notes does not build that. Deliberate practice on your weak spots does, and that is exactly what Dudely runs.
Fix the setup, then drill the problems
Most exam mistakes in physics are setup mistakes: the wrong diagram, the wrong law, dropped units. Dudely teaches the setup live, drawing the free-body diagram and explaining which law applies and why, then drills you on exam-style problems.
It focuses on the topics you actually struggle with, from Newton's laws to energy, momentum, and circuits, rather than what you already know.
The mastery loop makes it stick
You try a problem, Dudely diagnoses exactly where the reasoning broke, and it re-teaches that gap before you retry. That is what converts a concept you sort of remember into one you can execute under time pressure.
How it works
- Tell Dudely what your exam covers or where you keep slipping.
- It teaches the setup live: diagrams, the right law, the units.
- You solve exam-style problems; it diagnoses and re-teaches misses.
- You walk in able to set up and solve, not just recall formulas.
Prep for your physics exam, live
Type a topic or upload a problem and watch Dudely teach it live on a whiteboard. Free to start, no credit card.
Start learning freeConcepts you can learn live
Newton's laws of motion
Newton's three laws describe how forces change motion. First: an object keeps its velocity unless a net force acts on it. Second: net force equals mass times acceleration (F = ma). Third: every force has an equal and opposite reaction force on the other object.
Learn it liveProjectile motion
Projectile motion is the motion of an object launched into the air and moving under gravity alone. Its secret is that the horizontal and vertical motions are independent: horizontal velocity stays constant, while vertical motion accelerates downward due to gravity.
Learn it liveConservation of energy
The law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only changed from one form to another. In a closed system with no friction, the total energy stays constant, so kinetic and potential energy trade off but their sum does not change.
Learn it liveOhm's law
Ohm's law relates the three basic quantities in an electric circuit: voltage equals current times resistance, written V = I R. Rearranged, current is voltage divided by resistance, and resistance is voltage divided by current.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Dudely help me prepare for a physics exam?
It teaches the concepts and problem setups you struggle with live on a whiteboard, drawing diagrams and explaining which law applies, then drills you on exam-style problems and re-teaches your specific mistakes until they stick.
How should I study for a physics exam?
Practice setting up and solving unfamiliar problems on your weak topics, not just rereading notes. Dudely teaches the setup, then runs a try, diagnose, re-teach loop, which is how you build exam-ready problem solving.
Which physics topics can it cover?
Mechanics and Newton's laws, projectile motion, energy and momentum, waves, and electricity and circuits, from high school through introductory university physics.