Opening your study workspace…

Your AI-Powered Study Companion

Create my practice test

Practice Tests

Multiple choice questions from your notes

Turn the source sections you choose into questions with four options and one correct answer. In practice mode, submit an answer to see its explanation and the supporting quotation. For example, notes about evaporation can become a question about how liquid water turns into vapor.

True or false questions with sources

Practice checking a single factual statement against your notes. Each question includes an answer, an explanation, and a source quotation after you submit. Keep important conditions in mind: “at standard atmospheric pressure” can change whether a statement is true.

Study Guides

Topics, key terms, and self-check questions

Bring your selected notes together in a guide with topic summaries, key terms, and questions to answer in your own words. Revisit the source behind each topic as you study, and use the self-check prompts to turn reading into active recall.

Practice, Review, Repeat

Turn missed questions into your next study session

See which questions need another look, review their explanations alongside your notes, and try them again. Your saved questions become a focused practice session, with no extra generation allowance needed.

How It Works

1. Upload your notes → 2. Pick an output → 3. Review with sources

Sign in to save a document or pasted notes. Check the extracted text, choose the sections to use, and select an exam or a study guide. Once generation finishes, use the explanations and source references to review the result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it free to try?

One free generation is available per account, shared across exams and study guides. Reviewing saved content and retrying questions use no generation allowance.

Can I trust the answers?

Each question includes an explanation and a source reference, giving you a direct way to check the reasoning. Use the original passage to reinforce your understanding, and review important details against your course material before relying on them.

What file types work?

TXT, MD, DOCX and text-based PDF. Up to 5 MB per file and 40 PDF pages. Scanned PDFs are not supported.