Flipbook Canvas — press a picture, open the page behind it

A click-to-explore knowledge picture-book. Name a subject and get one annotated encyclopedia plate: six to eight labelled zones, callouts carrying real dates and dimensions, and a museum-placard caption. Press any zone and a child page opens about whatever is drawn there, as deep as you set. A planned page renders immediately as a real SVG diagram with selectable text, and pressing a planned zone opens its child page for nothing — four metered lanes upgrade it on demand: draw the plate with the image model, transcribe the labels the drawing actually contains and reconcile them against the plan, name a long-pressed point from a red-crosshair marker, and write the long placard the caption summarises. Thirteen visual systems, spatial and semantic dedup so one object is never billed twice, and export as one self-contained HTML flipbook, JSON, Markdown or the text layer as CSV. The pipeline is the design of the open-source project Flipbook Canvas by imcuttle (github.com/imcuttle/flipbook-app); this is an independent implementation of it on the SkillSafe runtime.

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