Slides are what the professor said. This is what you keep.
Export the deck as a PDF and drop it in. Every lecture becomes one page of visual notes, with flashcards and a quiz from the same slides, filed in order under the class.
Turn lecture slides into notes freeNo credit card. One course and three chapters free.
Watch a chapter go through
4 steps, scroll sideways
Export the slides as PDF (File, Export in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides) and drop the file in.
About 40 seconds later the chapter has its visual, with the shelf under it.
Ask the chapter. Every reply ends in chips for the next step.
Quiz the chapter. Every miss is recorded there as a weak spot.
What you paste, what you get
You paste
- A slide deck exported as PDF
- The lecture recording's YouTube link, if it is public
- Your own notes from the lecture, pasted as text
- A reading the professor linked, by URL
PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides all export to PDF in one step. Speaker notes come along if you include them in the export.
Every chapter gets
A one-page visual
The chapter as one page you can picture during the exam, in the style you picked for the course.
A flashcard deck
Question and answer cards from the same source, for the self testing that moves grades.
A mind map
An editable map of how the ideas connect, for subjects where relationships matter more than lists.
Notes that stay
Every explanation the chat gives you is filed on the chapter, so nothing good scrolls away.
A quiz per chapter
A short quiz built from the chapter. Every miss is recorded on the card as a weak spot, with a count of how often you missed it.
A chat that starts from your chapters.
Ask it to explain a term, summarize a section or compare two chapters. It answers from the chapters in the folder first, and says so when it goes beyond them. Explanations you ask for inside a chapter are filed there as notes.
Every miss lands on the chapter.
Every chapter has a quiz built from its own text. What you miss is recorded on the chapter card as a weak spot, with a count of how often you missed it. Press Quiz on a chapter, or on the course to walk every chapter in order, five questions each.
One folder per class. It fills itself.
- Chapters file in the order you add them, one paste per chapter.
- Style, page ratio and language are set once on the course and reused for every chapter.
- The chat starts from the chapters in the folder and says when it goes beyond them.
- A quiz per chapter. Every miss is recorded on the card as a weak spot with a count.
- Put the exam date on the folder and it stays in view while you work.
Free plan: one course, three chapters, no credit card. See how courses work
FAQ
How do I turn lecture slides into notes?
Export the deck as a PDF, drop it into the course for that class, and pick a style. The AI reads every slide, keeps the ideas that matter, and draws them as one page of visual notes. The lecture becomes the next chapter in the course, in order.
Can I upload a .pptx file directly?
Not yet. Export the deck to PDF first; PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides all do it in one step. The PDF keeps the slide order and any speaker notes you include.
What if the slides are mostly bullet points and images?
That is the normal case. The visual notes rebuild the lecture around the ideas rather than the slides, so twelve bullet slides turn into one page with the concepts grouped and the key terms called out.
Does it keep all the lectures for one class together?
Yes. Each lecture is a chapter in the course for that class, in the order you added them. The course chat can answer across all of them, and pressing Quiz on the course walks every lecture in order, five questions each.
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan gives you one course with three chapters and 10 chat messages a day, no credit card. Enough to run one class through it before your next test and see if it sticks.
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