Any topic, as the wall poster that finally explains it

Photograph any machine, see inside it (museum cutaway)

Your one bookshelf, grown into the library it deserves

Your kid's bug, immortalized as a field guide page

Jenna2

A golden eagle, landing on your arm like it decided to

Photograph a gadget. See how it works inside.

Say what's at the centre of the Earth. See the expedition photo.

Photograph a thing. Get its engineering drawing.

Turn your running shoes over. They've been keeping notes.

Your bike, tagged like a workshop wall chart

The character you want to practice, printed as a copybook sheet

Yang4

The notes everyone photocopies before the exam — for your topic

Survive the 'why' chain without lying or a lecture

Type your kid's question and their age. Back comes a short true answer, plus the next two whys already answered.

Jenna1

Measure your kid in animals, against their own wall

Tash5

The moon you photographed tonight, its places named

Ten minutes of Spanish built from stuff I actually like

dhruv_p2

Photograph the hole in your garden, find out who lives in it

Photograph a hole or burrow you found outdoors. You get a field-sign read: what it rules out, who likely made it, and whether it's active.

Walt1

What your cat is telling you, marked on the photo

Tash5

Photograph your dashboard. Get the lights named, on the photo.

Photograph the sky, learn what's coming and why

Photograph the sky overhead and say roughly where you are. It names the clouds and gives a forecast for the next 6, 12 and 24 hours.

A month somewhere, not a week everywhere

Name the town, the month, and what you do most days at home. You get a month built on becoming a regular, not on sightseeing.

The sky your street would have, if every light went out

Junie3

Your street, before there was a street

A stranger reads your bookshelf (brutal, accurate, cited)

Photograph your bookshelf with the spines readable. Back comes a profile that cites a visible book for every claim, the ones you never opened included.