Say what you need.AEDA helps you make it.

An assistant for people who don’t like computers. It asks before it changes anything.

Fractions Worksheet 1 · Class 6b Name ____________ 1. ½ + ¼ = ______ 2. ⅔ − ⅓ = ______ 3. ¾ of 12 = ______ 4. Shade ⅝ of the circle 1 / 2
A worksheet like the one in the first example below.

In your own words

No commands to learn

Most AI tools assume you already know your way around. AEDA is for a teacher with a worksheet due tomorrow, or someone with a difficult email to answer.

“Make a worksheet on fractions for my class tomorrow. Two pages, with an answer key.”

AEDA writes it as a normal Word document you can open, change and print.

“Help me answer my landlord about the broken heating. Polite, but firm.”

AEDA drafts the reply. You read it, change what you like and send it yourself.

It asks before it changes anything

Nothing is saved, sent or changed until you say so. Try the buttons.

AEDA

Your worksheet is ready. Shall I save it?

Fractions worksheet.docx in Documents › School

A preview of how AEDA asks. The wording in the real app may differ.

You stay in charge

Where you already work
In Word and in your browser. There is no new program to learn.
Plain words
AEDA explains each step as it goes, without computer jargon.
Your choice
AEDA can work on your own computer or use an online service. You decide which.
Free to try
No cost during early access.

Questions people ask

Do I need to be good with computers?

No. AEDA is made for people who would rather not be. You write what you need in your own words, and it explains what it is doing.

Which programs does it work with?

Word and your web browser, for example Gmail for email. Other programs may follow, depending on what people ask for.

Which computer do I need?

A Windows PC to start with. Mac and Linux are next. Tell me which one you use when you sign up, and I will prioritise it.

What does it cost?

Nothing during early access. In return, I would like to hear what works for you and what doesn’t.

Try AEDA early

Free during early access

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