LEARN WITH DEX ZERO

Mark it up.
Talk it through.

Write or draw your direction right beside the idea, and your agent answers on the same board. Start with a short study, then follow a lesson from the board to a real app.

DEX Zero on iPad mini in portrait: a robot illustration titled “Make it feel kind,” with three amber notes and a blue agent-style note.
Native DEX Zero capture · iPad mini simulator

STUDY / A KINDER ROBOT

Three notes.
One reply.

Each direction sits beside the part it’s about. The reply lands on the same board, so the notes and the conversation stay with the idea.

  • Close-up: the amber handwriting-style note “tilt the head a little,” with an arrow to the top of the robot’s head.

    DIRECTION / HEAD

  • Close-up: the amber note “a softer glow in the visor,” with an arrow to the robot’s eye.

    DIRECTION / VISOR

  • Close-up: the amber note “keep the white shell,” with an arrow to the robot’s shoulder.

    DIRECTION / SHELL

  • Close-up: a blue agent-style note, written by the capture script: “Noted: glow, tilt, shell. Sketch a variant beside it?”

    REPLY / SCRIPTED

The robot
A reference illustration supplied by DEX Zero’s founder. The capture script placed it on the board unchanged, and DEX Zero did not generate it. Adding your own photos or image files to a board isn’t available in DEX Zero yet.
The notes
The amber handwriting-style notes and arrows were placed by the same script through the board’s own editing operations, not drawn live with Apple Pencil.
The reply
The blue note uses DEX Zero’s real agent-note style. The script placed it and wrote its text; no agent was connected.
The screen
Native captures from the iPad simulator on October 12, 2026, in English at 100% zoom. The device frame is drawn by this site; the close-ups are crops of the same capture.