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Plan, author, render, repair, and deliver structured visual stories in one local-first desktop studio.
Create your first projectUnderstand Matemium

Built first for mathematics. Designed for complex ideas.

Matemium begins with the structure of an explanation—not a conventional video timeline and not a single prompt. Describe the idea, choose a production path, shape it with the agent, render locally, inspect the evidence, and deliver the result.

Use the desktop studio

Install Matemium, create a project, work through its roadmap, render, repair, and export without learning the engine internals first.

Start with the desktop →

Author visual scenes

Learn scenes.py, CanvasBuilder, the automatic root tape, data visuals, semantic state, multiple tapes, world transitions, morphs, and 3D inspection.

Start authoring →

Export and move the work

Create full-tape PNG/PDF study documents or move an entire editable project— source, briefs, assets, and renders—as a portable archive.

Import and export →

What the desktop includes now

Section titled “What the desktop includes now”
  • Durable project workspaces with source, helpers, production briefs, media, and output history
  • Eleven bundled cross-subject examples that open as editable copies
  • Four accepted flagship outcomes across physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering
  • Portrait and landscape local rendering plus live replay preview
  • Camera-facing multi-tape composition and explicit tape scrolling
  • Sampled paths and plots, semantic diagrams, state transitions, and compiled morphs
  • Persistent 3D worlds and camera inspection alongside analytical tape contexts
  • Full-tape PNG/PDF documents and complete project archive import/export
  • External bring-your-own-provider models or compatible local models
Matemium full-tape export dialog
Select a populated tape and preserve its full natural layout.
Matemium project library with archive import and export controls
Import or archive complete local projects from the library.

Follow the complete production journey

Section titled “Follow the complete production journey”

1 · Describe

Establish the subject, audience, purpose, and intended understanding.

2 · Choose a path

Create a visual-first film, synthesize narration, or work around a custom voice.

3 · Shape with the agent

Resolve meaningful creative decisions before scene generation begins.

4 · Render and repair

Render on your machine, inspect visual evidence, and correct problems in context.

5 · Deliver

Export portrait reels, landscape lessons, or complete static reasoning sheets.

Learn from real projects

Section titled “Learn from real projects”

The recipe library explains projects that actually render in Matemium. Each recipe connects the finished result to its real authoring source.

The bundled source library also spans Fourier visualization, orbital mechanics, chemistry, graph algorithms, control engineering, economics, biology, history, philosophy, language learning, and municipal water systems.