A whole term, ten minutes at a time.
Turn your lecture notes into decks, quizzes, and a path through the module — then review only what you're about to forget, right when you're about to forget it.
Free plan available · Installable app with offline support
Built from three lecture PDFs · 4 minutes ago
How a term runs
It gets lighter as the term goes on.
The work is front-loaded on purpose. Once the material is in, the scheduler decides what comes back and when — and the pile waiting for you at the end never forms.
Build once
Drop in a lecture PDF or your own notes and let the assistant draft the deck. Editing what it wrote takes minutes, not an evening.
Clear a short queue
Only the cards about to slip come back. Ten minutes most days, and the material you already know stops asking for your time.
Nothing left to cram
Reviews stretch out as recall holds, so the week before the exam is revision rather than a first reading.
Study tools
Everything for one module, in one workspace.
Decks that hold everything
Formatted text, images, and mathematical notation on both sides of the card — a structure diagram or an equation stays legible.
Quiz yourself properly
Multiple-choice and multi-select question banks in quiz mode, with immediate feedback and the explanation attached.
Notes in the same place
Markdown notes with tables and formulas, sitting alongside the cards they came from instead of in another app.
A path through the module
Roadmaps sequence notes, decks, quizzes, and assessments, so a syllabus becomes something you can follow to the end.
AI assistant
Last night's lecture, ready to review.
Upload the slides while they're still fresh and the assistant writes the cards, the quiz, and the order to take them in. You keep what's right and fix what isn't.
- Drafts a deck from a lecture PDF in one pass
- Answers questions grounded in your own material
- Free to use with your own provider API key
Make a deck from today's lecture slides, then quiz me on the reaction mechanisms.
Done — 48 cards from the slides, and a 12-question quiz on mechanisms. Starting with nucleophilic substitution.
Your classes
Wherever the studying actually happens.
If your school runs Studia, your classes and assessments are already waiting for you. If it doesn't, you can still build the whole thing yourself.
Join with a QR code
Scan the code your educator puts on screen and land straight in the right assessment — no link to find.
Start from someone else's work
Clone a public deck or question bank from the marketplace into your workspace, then make it yours.
Study without a signal
Install it like an app and keep reviewing offline — on the bus, in the library basement, mid-flight.
Start with one deck.
Ten minutes tonight, and the schedule takes it from there.