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Ask for a game with twenty minutes to spare, and Dvina builds one you can play right in the chat.

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At a café window, a woman with copper-red hair, her coat still on, plays a corridor game on her MacBook Pro, coffee in hand.
Her ask: My meeting’s in 20 minutes. Make me something like Doom to pass the time.Her ask: My meeting’s in 20 minutes. Make me something like Doom to pass the time.

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Twenty minutes before the meeting.

Her meeting was in twenty minutes. Dvina built Corridor 20 in the chat, and it runs right there.

Dvina on a MacBook Pro. The ask, My meeting’s in 20 minutes. Make me something like Doom to pass the time., and the reply: Corridor 20, one level, nine drones, a plasma rifle. The game open beside the chat, the rifle firing down a lit corridor at a drone, health and armor, cells 23 of 50, one drone of nine down.Dvina on a MacBook Pro. The ask, My meeting’s in 20 minutes. Make me something like Doom to pass the time., and the reply: Corridor 20, one level, nine drones, a plasma rifle. The game open beside the chat, the rifle firing down a lit corridor at a drone, health and armor, cells 23 of 50, one drone of nine down.

Diagrams

Explain it in one picture.

Over lunch, Josh had to explain why the app slowed down. He asked for a picture, and tapped each part as he talked.

  • At a sunny office canteen table, a blond man in a cobalt overshirt explains with both hands while a dark-haired colleague in a coral sweater listens, smiling, an iPad flat between their lunch bowls showing the diagram.

    The moment. Lunch in the West Loop, the iPad between them.

  • Dvina on an iPad Pro: How a request reaches you. Phone, load balancer, three API copies, cache, database, queue and worker; the API open with its details; where the 120 milliseconds go, 92 of them in the database on a cache miss; since Tuesday’s deploy, 38 percent of requests miss the cache.Dvina on an iPad Pro: How a request reaches you. Phone, load balancer, three API copies, cache, database, queue and worker; the API open with its details; where the 120 milliseconds go, 92 of them in the database on a cache miss; since Tuesday’s deploy, 38 percent of requests miss the cache.

    The answer. Seven parts, where the 120 ms go, and the slow one. Tap any part.

Your day

Before the 9 AM.

On the 7:40 train, Monique asks what needs her. Three emails come back from her own inbox, each with its ask and its deadline.

On a morning train by the bay, a woman in an emerald blazer looks at her phone.
Dvina’s answer: 3 emails need you today, before 9 AM. Sign the Q4 carrier contract, Dana Ruiz, by 10 AM. Approve the $48,200 fuel invoice, Mark Chen, by noon. Pick a date for Ella’s review, Lauren Brooks, by 5 PM. From Gmail and Calendar.Dvina’s answer: 3 emails need you today, before 9 AM. Sign the Q4 carrier contract, Dana Ruiz, by 10 AM. Approve the $48,200 fuel invoice, Mark Chen, by noon. Pick a date for Ella’s review, Lauren Brooks, by 5 PM. From Gmail and Calendar.

As deep as you need

Down to the silicon.

Diego asked for a low-power microcontroller’s architecture. Dvina drew it down to the die, nine metal layers and all, and every block opens.

  • An engineer at his lab bench, a development board wired to a logic analyzer, looks up at his display.

    The ask. “Sketch me a reference architecture for a low-power MCU.”

  • Dvina in a Mac window: the LP-M33 die floorplan, 3.2 by 3.2 millimetres. The pad ring of gold bond pads, the power rings, the flash and four SRAM banks as bit-cell arrays, the Cortex-M33 and the other logic in standard-cell rows routed on nine metal layers, the ADC, PLL, oscillators, DC-DC and USB blocks, views for power density and the clock tree, SRAM bank 2 selected with its specs, the metal layers to toggle, 1.84 million cells, 72 MHz.Dvina in a Mac window: the LP-M33 die floorplan, 3.2 by 3.2 millimetres. The pad ring of gold bond pads, the power rings, the flash and four SRAM banks as bit-cell arrays, the Cortex-M33 and the other logic in standard-cell rows routed on nine metal layers, the ADC, PLL, oscillators, DC-DC and USB blocks, views for power density and the clock tree, SRAM bank 2 selected with its specs, the metal layers to toggle, 1.84 million cells, 72 MHz.

    The answer. The die floorplan: flash and SRAM arrays, the core’s cell rows, power density and the clock tree.

Your numbers

Your numbers, at a glance.

After closing, Tara asks how the week went. Her sales sheet and her card reader become one dashboard, best sellers and all.

  • Dvina in a Mac window: Petal & Stem this week. Sales $8,940, 12 percent up on last week, 214 orders, $41.78 average, Saturday the best day at $2,310; sales by day against last week; best sellers; peonies sold out Friday.Dvina in a Mac window: Petal & Stem this week. Sales $8,940, 12 percent up on last week, 214 orders, $41.78 average, Saturday the best day at $2,310; sales by day against last week; best sellers; peonies sold out Friday.

    The answer. Sales by day, best sellers, what sold out, from Sales 2026.xlsx and Square.

  • In her flower shop after closing, a woman with honey-blonde hair laughs at her laptop, a ranunculus in her hand.

    The moment. Petal & Stem, Noe Valley, after closing.

For everyone

The bill didn’t add up.

Three weeks after the ER, Marcus photographed a $2,340 bill. Dvina found the head scan charged twice, and what he really owes.

  • At his kitchen table in the evening, a bearded man in a slate-blue sweatshirt raises an eyebrow as he photographs a hospital bill with his phone.

    The moment. The kitchen table, three weeks after the ER.

  • Dvina on an iPhone: the ER bill line by line. Seeing the ER doctor $780, head scan $640, the same scan billed again $640 marked twice, blood tests and IV fluids $280. Insurance was never billed; the plan pays 80 percent, $1,360. What you actually owe: $340, $2,000 less than the bill. An appeal letter drafted, with Review and send.Dvina on an iPhone: the ER bill line by line. Seeing the ER doctor $780, head scan $640, the same scan billed again $640 marked twice, blood tests and IV fluids $280. Insurance was never billed; the plan pays 80 percent, $1,360. What you actually owe: $340, $2,000 less than the bill. An appeal letter drafted, with Review and send.

    The answer. Line by line in plain words, $340 owed, the appeal drafted. Nothing is sent until he says so.

Whatever the moment needs.

A loan becomes a slider, a spelling list a game, a move a map. Every one is live.

Dvina on an iPhone: Grandma's stuffing scaled from 6 to 12, the ingredients doubled, three kitchen timers, Sauté at 6:42.Dvina on an iPhone: Grandma's stuffing scaled from 6 to 12, the ingredients doubled, three kitchen timers, Sauté at 6:42.

Twelve for Thanksgiving. Grandma’s stuffing, doubled, with the timers running.

Dvina on an iPhone: the living room drawn in 3D, the 96-inch couch against the 118-inch wall, fits with 22 inches to spare.Dvina on an iPhone: the living room drawn in 3D, the 96-inch couch against the 118-inch wall, fits with 22 inches to spare.

Will the couch fit? The living room in 3D. Turn it, then slide the couch.

Dvina on an iPhone: $4,200 a month split fairly, Jordan $1,591, Riley $1,362, Sam $1,247, the shared space split evenly at 40 percent.Dvina on an iPhone: $4,200 a month split fairly, Jordan $1,591, Riley $1,362, Sam $1,247, the shared space split evenly at 40 percent.

Three roommates, one rent. Split fairly by room size, down to the dollar.

Dvina on an iPhone: the Comets' Sunday lineup, 7 v 7, positions quarter by quarter and the bench; nobody sits twice.Dvina on an iPhone: the Comets' Sunday lineup, 7 v 7, positions quarter by quarter and the bench; nobody sits twice.

Sunday’s lineup. Nine kids, four quarters, nobody sits twice.

Dvina on an iPhone: Sam's spelling words as a game, word 4 of 10, three spellings to tap and a button to hear the word.Dvina on an iPhone: Sam's spelling words as a game, word 4 of 10, three spellings to tap and a button to hear the word.

Spelling, as a game. Hear the word, then tap the right spelling.

Dvina on an iPhone: the car loan from the statement at $389 a month; with $200 more, paid off February 2029, 16 months sooner, $719 less interest.Dvina on an iPhone: the car loan from the statement at $389 a month; with $200 more, paid off February 2029, 16 months sooner, $719 less interest.

What if we paid more? Drag the slider. $200 more a month, paid off Feb 2029.

How it works

Made for your question.

Dvina reads what’s yours first, like your files, your apps and what you told it, so the numbers are yours.

A thing you can use.

Dvina picks the shape that makes each answer clear at a glance.

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Questions? Answers.

Do I have to ask for a visual?
No. Ask one question and Dvina picks the right picture, in any chat, whenever a picture says it better. You can also ask for one: show me, draw it, make it a game, or ask how something works and watch it work.
Does it use my own data?
When the question is about your life, yes. Dvina first reads what it needs from your files, apps, memory or the web, then writes those numbers into the answer. The answer itself never reaches into your apps.
Can I change an answer?
Yes, by touch: drag a slider and watch the answer change, tap a quiz answer and hear the word. Every one is live. To show something else, just say so and Dvina draws it again.
Can I keep it or share it?
Save keeps it in your Feed, under Artifacts. From there, share it with people or with a public link, or download it as HTML or SVG.
Does it cost extra?
No. Live Answers come with every chat, on every plan.