Singapore – October 01, 2026 -- Gauth, the all-in-one study platform, has launched Unlimited Digital Canvas, a new whiteboard feature inside Gauth AI Course that lets students and an AI Tutor work through lessons on one continuous digital board instead of slides or chat windows. The feature is now live across Gauth's history and math libraries and marks the biggest update to AI Course since the product launched in July.

Students and the AI Tutor now share one continuous board

Rather than flipping between isolated slides, chapters expand side-by-side in real time as narration plays, letting students trace how an early step connects to a later one across a single map. Smooth pan-and-zoom controls let learners move between a big-picture view and a single detail, and sessions resume exactly where a student left off, including the exact zoom level.

Complex subjects get 3D simulations instead of flat diagrams

For Premium Courses, the canvas brings subjects like Math, Physics, Biology, Geography, and Computer Science to life through continuous 3D simulations and animations. Gauth cites tornado formation as an example: instead of three separate diagrams, the canvas can show temperature, wind, and air pressure interacting in one continuous 3D visualization. For learner-generated courses, students can turn a personal topic or uploaded document into an interactive lesson with synced narration, board notes, and embedded Quick Checks.

The AI Tutor writes explanations directly onto the student's board

When a concept doesn't land, students can pause and ask the AI Tutor a question at any point, and the tutor writes its explanation beneath the student's current step rather than in a separate chat thread.

"We didn't design Unlimited Digital Canvas around the shape of a textbook page, we designed it around the shape of a student's thought process,