You can sign up using Clerk authentication through the Sign Up page. After authentication, complete the onboarding flow by selecting your university, academic year, and role.

Yes. DoubtDesk supports anonymous classroom posting where students are assigned randomized identifiers like Student_A7X to encourage participation without fear or hesitation.

Students can type a question or upload an image of a handwritten problem. The AI generates step-by-step explanations, simplified breakdowns, and final answers using Groq-powered LLMs.

Yes. DoubtDesk supports full LaTeX rendering using KaTeX for mathematics and science equations.

Teachers generate unique classroom invite codes. Students can join classrooms by entering the code in the Join Classroom section.

Each classroom contains three channels: AI Solve, Community Board, and Teacher Lane for structured doubt-solving experiences.

Yes. DoubtDesk provides analytics dashboards showing topic difficulty heatmaps, resolution rates, and peak student activity timelines.

Yes. AI chat sessions and classroom discussions are stored persistently for future reference and continued learning.

DoubtDesk uses AI-powered moderation to maintain a safe academic environment. Off-topic, abusive, or spam content may be automatically flagged or removed.

The platform uses a strike-based moderation system with escalating temporary restrictions for repeated violations.