• Tools
Eight tools. One rule: they only answer from your material
Every tool here reads the same thing — the notes, slides, readings and recordings you uploaded — and every answer cites the page it came from. When your material doesn't cover something, they say so. That constraint is the product.
Get started- AI flashcard maker
An AI flashcard maker that only writes cards your material can back up
Upload a PDF, slide deck or photo of your notes and get flashcards drawn from it — scheduled by real FSRS spaced repetition, with a page reference on every card.
Read - AI quiz generator
A quiz generator that writes questions from your syllabus, and grades like your marker
Generate multiple-choice, short-answer and cloze questions from your own uploads. Graded against a rubric rather than string-matched, with an explanation for every answer.
Read - Study guide generator
A study guide generator that reads your whole module and writes one document
Turn a semester of slides, readings and lecture recordings into a single structured revision guide — cited to your own pages, and exportable to PDF.
Read - Chat with PDF
Chat with your PDF and get the page number, not a confident guess
Upload a PDF and ask it anything. Answers are drawn only from the document, with numbered citations to the exact page — and an honest refusal when the answer isn't in there.
Read - PDF summarizer
A PDF summarizer that tells you what the document says — and cites where
Summarize a PDF, slide deck, paper or lecture recording down to what matters, with page citations so you can verify any line of it in one click.
Read - AI lecture notes
Record the lecture. Get notes you can actually revise from
Record a lecture in the browser and get a transcript with timestamped notes — then quiz yourself on it, or turn it into flashcards. Citations point at the minute it was said.
Read - Homework solver
Photograph the problem. Get the method, in the notation your course uses
Take a photo of a maths, physics or chemistry problem and get a worked solution step by step — using the method your course actually taught, because it reads your material.
Read - Essay assistant
An essay assistant that argues with you instead of writing it for you
Plan, structure and pressure-test an essay against your own reading list. It finds the holes in your argument and the sources that support it — it does not write it for you.
Read - Spaced repetition
A spaced repetition app running real FSRS, on cards made from your material
FSRS-4.5 with the published weights and a power-law forgetting curve, computed from your review history — on flashcards generated from your own uploads.
Read - Handwriting to study material
Photograph your handwriting. Get flashcards, a quiz, and something searchable
Photograph handwritten notes and turn them into flashcards, practice questions and searchable text — including diagrams, equations and margin scrawl.
Read - Slides to notes
Lecture slides are an outline, not notes. This turns them into notes
Upload a PowerPoint or PDF slide deck and turn it into structured revision notes, flashcards and practice questions — including what the slides only gesture at.
Read - Exam practice
An exam question generator that writes in your exam's format
Generate practice exam questions from your own syllabus and material — in the format your exam board or module actually uses, graded against a rubric.
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