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New to DuckyHelper? These four pages take you from nothing to your first answer.

• 1Welcome to DuckyHelperA tutor that shows you, in an app for your Mac: Ducky on your screen, Eddy in its own tab. Mac
• 2Install DuckyHelper on your MacDownload, drag to Applications, open, and how updates and uninstalling work. Mac
• 3Create your account and sign inEmail with a one-time code, or Google, Apple or GitHub; under 13 needs a parent. Mac
• 4Your first lesson with EddyEddy gets to know you, then answers your first question; three example lessons to watch. Mac

Every film, by section

Each page leads with its film. Pick a part of DuckyHelper and watch it work.

• Here when you ask1:45“Why is the sunset orange?”The design book of a calm tutor: the dot, its four states, the voice rules, then one question asked on an empty sky.
• Built and trained for teaching1:03“How does blood clot?”An identity reveal in dot-matrix type, cells and DNA, spelling out what DuckyHelper is for.
• Follow your curiosity0:47“Why do you feel lighter in an elevator going down?”One question leads to the next: any question, any subject.
• Learning is changing0:35“How does a bee make honey?”Meet the duck: a companion for every question, wherever curiosity calls.
• Ask. See. Learn.0:47“How does a guitar string make a note?”Your question, your move: a tutor for everyone.
• Learners don't wait0:38“How did the Wright brothers fly?”History's builders taught themselves. Today you ask Eddy and see it.
• One question, every letter1:50“What is a chemical bond?”A type film that carries one learner question through every line.
• You only need the question1:00“What is the golden ratio?”Anyone can learn now that an answer can be a picture.
• Built to show you how it works0:47“How do vaccines teach your body?”The mark, the letters and the colours, built node by node.
• Every subject0:58Every subject gets its own stack of books, then the whole shelf at once.
• Manifesto1:50“Why does a pendulum keep time?”Everyone deserves the chance to learn anything, at their own pace.
• Shows you how0:33“Why does a minor chord sound sad?”An identity built line by line, carried by one music question.
• Learn anything, step by step0:27“How did the pyramids get built?”Ask out loud, see it in a picture, learn it step by step.
• Keep asking1:30“What is E = mc² saying?”The hard questions people ask about learning now, and a way into them.
• Taught the way you learn0:41“What was the Renaissance?”Renaissance paintings, collage and torn paper around one question.
• Why did Van Gogh paint like that?0:30“Why did Van Gogh paint like that?”A kinetic type film about how students learn now.
• Why does ice float?1:36“Why does ice float?”A true answer told in dots and data, typed as it is said.
• Your learning is global0:27“How do you count to ten in Japanese?”Ask. See. Learn. Across every border.
• Fall in love with learning again0:50Remember how you started learning: for fun, for love.
• 1 in 360:53“What does a probability of 1/36 mean with two dice?”Two dice, thirty-six ways, one true chart.
• Where anyone can learn anything1:03An archival montage about the mindset to keep learning.
• Just start0:41The world is getting louder. Start the thing you keep putting off.