Visuals

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Answers you can see, right inside the reply

Babbily can answer with an interactive visual: charts, stats, timelines, steps, comparisons, maps, weather, checklists, quizzes and calculators. When none of those fit, it draws one for your question, from a diagram to a 3D model you can turn.

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Compare a 15- vs 30-year mortgage on $420,000 at 6.1%

At 6.1%, the 15-year loan costs about $1,022 more a month but saves roughly $274,000 in interest. Here’s the 30-year scenario; switch the term to compare.

Mortgage calculator

Loan amount$420,000Interest rate6.1%

Term

Monthly payment

$2,545

Total interest

$496,300

Balance by year30-year loan

Balance after 10 years: $352,400

On the 15-year term you’d pay $3,567 a month and about $222,000 in interest overall.

Calculator visual

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Compare a 15- vs 30-year mortgage on $420,000 at 6.1%

At 6.1%, the 15-year loan costs about $1,022 more a month but saves roughly $274,000 in interest. Here’s the 30-year scenario; switch the term to compare.

Mortgage calculator

Loan amount$420,000Interest rate6.1%

Term

Monthly payment

$2,545

Total interest

$496,300

Balance by year30-year loan

Balance after 10 years: $352,400

On the 15-year term you’d pay $3,567 a month and about $222,000 in interest overall.

Calculator visual

Download as PNG, SVG or HTML

Same question, two answers

The reply as text, then with its visual.

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Same question, two answers

The reply as text, then with its visual.

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Learn it by playing

A game, a growth chart and an explainer.

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Learn it by playing

A game, a growth chart and an explainer.

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Ask for a tool

A calculator, a quiz and a bill splitter.

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Ask for a tool

A calculator, a quiz and a bill splitter.

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How visuals work

Ask as usual. When a picture helps, the reply includes one.

Ask a question

Ask as you normally would. Explanations and plans get a visual by default.

Get a visual in the reply

A chart, map, timeline, checklist, quiz or calculator when one fits, or a diagram drawn for your question.

Use it right there

Visuals are interactive, so you can try a calculator or answer a quiz without leaving the chat.

Keep what you need

Download as PNG, SVG or HTML, copy as an image, or save it as an artifact.

Under the hood

Answers you can see and use

When a picture helps, the reply includes one: a chart, map, timeline, quiz or calculator, ready to use right in the chat.

Picked for the question

Explanations and plans get a visual by default.

Interactive

Drag a calculator or answer a quiz without leaving the chat.

Keep it

Download as PNG, SVG or HTML, or save it as an artifact.

A question about compound interest gets a chart in the reply.

Same question, two answers

Each question has two versions of Babbily’s reply: text only, and the same reply with its visual. Try the visual.

Prompt

I’m making lasagna for six on Saturday and want to eat at 7:30. What do I buy, and when do I start?

The reply as text only

For six, buy 12 lasagna noodles, 1 lb of ground beef, a 28 oz can of crushed tomatoes, a 15 oz tub of ricotta, a 16 oz bag of shredded mozzarella, 2 oz of Parmesan and an onion, plus 2 bags of salad greens and 2 loaves of garlic bread. Start the sauce at 5:30, layer the lasagna at 6:10 and bake it at 375 °F from 6:25. Let it rest while you dress the salad and warm the bread, and dinner is ready at 7:30.

Dinner plan

Guests6

Dinner at

Shopping list

Lasagna noodles12

Ground beef1 lb

Crushed tomatoes1 can (28 oz)

Ricotta1 tub (15 oz)

Shredded mozzarella1 bag (16 oz)

Parmesan2 oz

Onion1

Salad greens2 bags

Garlic bread2 loaves

Timeline

5:30 pmMake the sauceBrown the beef and onion, add the tomatoes, simmer 40 min

6:10 pmLayer the lasagnaNoodles, sauce, ricotta and mozzarella, three times

6:25 pmBake at 375 °F45 min, until it bubbles at the edges

7:10 pmLet it restDress the salad and warm the garlic bread

7:30 pmDinnerFor 6

A dinner plan you can cook from

Both replies have the same facts. In the visual you can change the guest count or the dinner time and the list and the times follow, then tick things off as you shop and cook.

Learn it by playing with it

Ask how something works and the reply can be something you play with.

Prompt

Explain the Monty Hall problem. Why is it better to switch?

Uses

A game you can play, inside the reply

Made with

Auto

The Monty Hall problem

Pick a door. One hides a car; the other two hide goats.

Your games will be counted here.

Games won, out of 1,000SwitchStay

Switching wins whenever your first pick was a goat, and that happens 2 times in 3.

Feel why switching wins

Ask about a puzzle and the reply lets you play it. Pick a door, stay or switch, then play a thousand games and watch the odds settle.

Real odds. Every game is played at random, so the two in three comes from the games themselves.

Ask for a tool, get a tool

Ask for a calculator, a quiz or a splitter, and the reply is one you can use.

Prompt

Compare a 15- vs 30-year mortgage on $420,000 at 6.1%.

Uses

A calculator visual, inside the reply

Made with

Auto

Mortgage calculator

Loan amount$420,000Interest rate6.1%

Term

Monthly payment

$2,545

Total interest

$496,300

Balance by year30-year loan

Balance after 10 years: $352,400

Compare a 15- vs 30-year mortgage

Ask about a loan and get a calculator in the reply. Change the amount, the rate or the term and see what it costs.

Calculators that do the math. Slide the loan amount or switch the term and the monthly payment and total interest follow.

Frequently asked questions

Ask for your first visual

Try a mortgage comparison, a quiz or a how-it-works question and see the answer take shape.

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