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A little less rereading. A little more remembering.

Turn your PDF into flashcards.

Make room for the part that matters: remembering. Turn your notes into focused questions, make them your own, and come back for a little review.

Use your own PDF
  • Editable question & answer cards
  • Cloze cards for focused recall
  • Spaced repetition, powered by FSRS
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Start with your notes.

Lecture slides, a chapter, your revision notes. Choose a PDF to get started.

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Your documents stay private to your account.

Generation uses account credits.

One paragraph. Three small questions.

See what focused flashcards feel like. Tap a card to reveal the answer.

Photosynthesis · Sample PDF01

BIOLOGY NOTES

A little light. A lot of life.

Plants use light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into glucose. This stores chemical energy and releases oxygen.

Original example · Biology notes, page 1

Illustrative cards · 3 cards1 / 3

From notes to “I remember this.”

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Bring your material

Choose the PDF you want to learn from.

02

Make each card yours

Check the answers, edit the wording, and keep the questions that matter.

03

Review a little, often

Use FSRS spaced repetition to decide what to revisit next.

More than a one-time card generator.

Keep learning after the first flip. Rate your recall and let FSRS help schedule your next review.

How FSRS works

A few things you might wonder.

Can I edit the flashcards?

Yes. Review the questions and answers, edit the wording, and adjust cloze cards before studying.

Do I need an account?

You need an account to generate and save your own flashcards. The sample above is available to explore first.

Does it work with scanned PDFs?

Extraction depends on the document and scan quality. Check the extracted material and card answers before relying on them.

How does pricing work?

Generating flashcards uses account credits. Check current pricing and your balance before you generate.

Give your notes a second life.

Start with a small example. Make the next question your own.