An AI workspace, built around your notes.

A place to stay with a question.

Write, sketch, study aloud. Keep your notes, lectures and the ideas they lead to in one notebook.

One study session. See what unfolds.

Dray on iPad

Circle it. The answer appears.

Circle a line, ask. Dray answers beside it.

A prepared example from Dray’s iPad app. In Dray, once you allow the mic, it opens with your notebook and one tap turns it off. This page never uses your microphone.

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One study session, kept together.

A student writes notes on DNA methylation with Apple Pencil, circles three lines and gets three answers, each tied to its line by a dotted thread. The first two are asked out loud; the third is just a mark and a tap on Show visually, and Dray answers with a short drawing. Then the answer becomes a narrated video clip.

Dray is coming to Mac, iPad and iPhone. This is a prepared product demonstration.

Dray, a small yellow companion, on a path above the lake.

Stay curious.

Dray isn't out yet. It's coming to Mac, iPad and iPhone.

Explore the notebook

A few things to know.

When can I use Dray?

Dray isn't out yet. It's coming to Mac, iPad and iPhone. Prices come with the launch.

Is this a live notebook?

This is a prepared demonstration of a study session, with generated voices. The page doesn't use your microphone. In Dray, you work with your own pages and lectures. Once you allow the mic, it opens with your notebook, and one tap turns it off.

What can I bring?

On Mac: PDFs, slides, Word and Excel files, EPUB books, web pages, photos and audio. You can write your own pages, too.

For parents and teachers

Answers in Dray are written by AI. Right now, nobody under 18 gets them. Under 13, an account is kept only with a parent's yes, and its answers stay off. Recording a class? Ask first. Many schools and teachers have rules about it.