Paste in your notes or upload a PDF and our AI generates accurate, study-ready flashcards instantly. Skip the hour of hand-typing: go straight to the studying part.
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How it works
Drop your notes, lecture transcript, or textbook PDF. Anything text-based works.
Picks the actual important concepts, not random sentences. Definitions, applications, contrasts: not just lookup-style cards.
Built-in study mode re-queues cards based on how well you knew them. Easy cards drop, hard ones come back faster.
Why it works
Definition, concept, application, contrast: not 30 boring lookup cards in a row.
Study mode mimics Anki. Rate each card Easy / Almost / Hard and they re-queue accordingly.
Drop a textbook PDF, screenshot of lecture slides, or paste raw notes. AI extracts what matters.
AI got it wrong? Click to fix. Your edits are permanent.
Flip cards on the bus, in line for coffee, between classes. Works on any phone.
Same notes also become practice tests, study guides, and podcasts. One Pro subscription unlocks everything.
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FAQ
To start, yes. The Free plan doesn't ask for a card and has no end date: your notes and decks stay, and you get a small monthly allowance of AI flashcards and study guides. Pro is $5.99/month or $49/year if you want more, cancel whenever you like.
Good enough that most people keep them as they come out, and anything that misses is editable in place. The cards get pulled from your material rather than a generic bank, so they track what your professor actually covered.
Drop in up to about 50 pages and it pulls out the concepts worth testing. Lecture slides and handouts work the same way.
On Quizlet's free tier you type every card yourself. Here the cards get made for you in seconds, and the same $5.99/mo also covers practice tests, study guides, podcasts and a tutor.
A clear photo of tidy handwriting usually comes through. Typed notes are more reliable if you've the option.
CSV or .apkg, whichever you prefer. Your cards aren't trapped here.
Usually 15 to 30, and you can ask for more or fewer. It scales to how much testable material is actually in the source, so a thin page of bullet points won't stretch to 30 good cards.
Free plan, no credit card. Pro whenever you want it.
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