Answer Cards

Last updated October 28, 2026

Classgrid AI answers are not just text. When it helps, the agent replies with ready-made cards: charts, diagrams, flashcards, quizzes, planners, live weather, maps and more. You can tap, reveal, copy and interact with them right in the chat.

How to get a card

You do not need a special command. The agent picks a card when it fits, and you can always ask for one:

"Show this as a bar chart."
"Draw a diagram of this process."
"Make flashcards from this PDF."
"Quiz me on this."
"What's the weather in Pune this week?"

Charts and diagrams

Card	What it shows	Try asking
Chart	Bar, line, pie, doughnut or radar charts.	"Show monthly sales as a line chart."
Diagram	Flowcharts, timelines, mind maps and other diagrams.	"Draw a flowchart of our order process."

Maths in answers is shown with proper formulas.

Learning and practice

Card	What it shows
Flashcards and slides	A swipeable set of cards. Flashcards keep the answer hidden until you reveal it.
Quiz	Clickable multiple-choice questions with Next, Skip and "Something else", and a score at the end.
Follow-up questions	Three suggested next questions you can tap to ask.

Try: "Make 10 flashcards from this article" or "Quiz me on these meeting notes so I remember the key points."

Planning

Card	What it shows
Planner	A day-by-day plan with ticks and days left, and a Set reminders button.
Countdown	A live countdown to a date, or a timer.
Timetable	A weekly grid.
Plan card	A plan the agent wants to follow, for you to approve before it starts big work.

Try: "Make me a 2-week plan to prepare for my product launch" or "Count down to 31 December."

Set reminders on a planner asks the agent to set up a schedule for the plan. Reminders send the text written when you set them up, by email and WhatsApp if you choose.

Live cards

Card	What it shows	Try asking
Weather	Current weather plus the next 5 days.	"Weather in Bengaluru this week."
Market	A stock or currency price with a chart.	"Show the USD to INR rate."
Map	A pin for a place, or a route between places.	"Show the route from Pune to Lonavala."
Clock	The live time in a place.	"What time is it in London?"

Reviews and summaries

Card	What it shows
Review	A report-style header for a summary or comparison.
Scores	Score bars, for example when comparing options.
Rating	A star-rating card.
Points	Key points as icon rows.
Cards	Rows with pictures.

Web answers with these cards show [n] citation links. See Web research.

Try: "Compare the top 3 project management apps and score each one."

Copy-ready blocks

When the agent writes something you will send elsewhere, such as an email, a message or a prompt, it can put it in a block with one-click copy.

Try: "Write a polite email asking for an invoice update" or "Write a WhatsApp message inviting friends to dinner on Saturday."

Action cards

Action cards show buttons or answers you can reveal. They are handy for step-by-step guides and quick checks.

Mini widgets

For something interactive, the agent can build its own small card on the spot, for example:

a poll
a slider to try different numbers
a loan or tip calculator
a small game

Widgets run in a safe, separate frame inside the chat.

Try: "Make a calculator that splits a dinner bill with tip between friends."

Skill cards

When the agent saves a skill for you (for example after you say "from now on, keep answers short"), it shows a skill card. See Skills and custom instructions.

Tips

Ask for the card by name if you have one in mind: "as a chart", "as flashcards", "as a planner".
Combine them. "Give me a 30-day fitness plan as a planner and a countdown to day 30."
Turn a card into a file. "Make this chart into a PDF report" or "Put these flashcards in a PowerPoint." See Code and data.
Share it. Share the chat as a link so others can see the cards. See Share links.