AI flashcard maker, built from your own material

Upload a course PDF or slide deck and get a real flashcard set generated from it, reviewed with spaced repetition so you actually remember it, not just skim it once.

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Upload your material

PDFs, slides, or notes go into a course's Files tab. This is what the flashcards get generated from, not generic knowledge.

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Generate a batch

Pick how many cards you want from the course's Flashcards tab. Each card comes straight from your actual material, question on one side, answer on the other.

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Review with spaced repetition

Cards you get right move further out before they resurface; cards you miss come back sooner. You spend review time on what you actually don't know yet, not re-reading cards you've already mastered.

Why not just use Quizlet?

Quizlet is a genuinely good flashcard app, but you're still the one writing every card. This generates the deck directly from your actual uploaded course material, and it's not a separate app from the rest of your studying: the same course connects to a voice tutor, practice quizzes, and a grade tracker, so a card you keep missing is something you can go ask the tutor to actually explain, not just keep re-flipping.

Questions

Making a good deck by hand takes real time: rereading the material, deciding what's worth a card, writing clean question/answer pairs. This reads your uploaded material and generates that deck directly, so the time you'd spend building cards goes into actually reviewing them instead.