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Matemium documentation

Turn complex ideas into structured visual stories with an agentic desktop studio and a local rendering engine.

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, infinite tapes, layout, camera movement, and the 3D world model.

Start authoring →

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.

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

More recipes are being developed across chemistry, computing, engineering, economics, biology, history, philosophy, language learning, and general education.