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A little help.
Right at the top.
Your study companion, one glance away. Bring in your page, ask a question, and put your ideas into words.
Photosynthesis
Understanding how plants turn sunlight into energy.
up here.Tap to open Comet.
Sample conversations. A sample document. A real feel for Comet.
A little space. A lot you can do.
From your first question to the words on your page.
Always within reach.
Move your cursor to the top of your Mac. Start a question or pick up a recent conversation. When you move away, Comet tucks back into place.
Work through a question.
Break an idea down, ask a follow-up, and keep your train of thought. Your conversations are right where you left them.
Bring your page with you.
Press both Option keys to bring your selected text and a screenshot into Comet. Add your question when you’re ready.
Ask about what you see.
Attach a worksheet, screenshot, or page of notes. Get help with the part you’re looking at.
Put it into words.
Choose a place in your document and turn on Add to app. Your finished response appears right where you need it.
How does photosynthesis work?
Photosynthesis turns light energy into chemical energy. Plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make glucose, releasing oxygen along the way.
A second pair of eyes.
Review your original writing alongside a correction. Replace it, copy it, or keep your words as they are.
Plants uses sunlight to make food.
This process help them grow.
Plants use sunlight to make food.
This process helps them grow.
Prepare once. Paste in order.
Edit and arrange your answers, then press Control + Shift + V to insert them one at a time.
Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll, the pigment that absorbs light energy.
Carbon dioxide and water are the reactants. Glucose and oxygen are the products.
Light energy becomes chemical energy stored in glucose.
A little more room
for your day.
Conversations, companions, and your next good idea. A familiar space, on your phone and your desktop.
Try a conversation, explore your calendar, or meet a companion in the preview below.












