Students and teachers use it in high school, university, and vocational training. It works the same way for all of them: your own material, turned into study tools by AI.
Upload your course PDFs and photos and ask about anything you didn’t understand.
Upload your syllabus or course plan as a PDF and ask for what you need for your next class.
Set it up so your child uploads their notes, practices, and gets organized on their own. You see what they’ve already done.
A photo of your notebook or a PDF from class, with its date and subject. Day by day, it builds a complete history of what you covered in class.
Process demo: select Geometry, open Upload notes, take a notebook photo, and save the new note.
It explains step by step and researches online when your material needs filling in.
An interactive quiz or a set of flashcards, ready in seconds.
Someone missed class? A link with the day’s content (notes, activities, and homework), ready to share.
Each subject has its own tutor and its own material. You decide how it works: more explanation, more practice, a quiz every few exercises.
Linear algebra, 8th-grade biology, computer networks: each course stays separate and organized.
Upload your course PDFs and notes. Ask for a quiz on the whole topic and find out what you’re missing before the exam, without rereading everything.
If something doesn’t click, ask as many times as you need: it explains step by step, using your own material.
Prefer practicing on paper? Download the quiz as a PDF and print it.
Start with my next subjectUpload your syllabus or course plan as a PDF. Ask for the activity, the exam, or the session guide, and edit it before handing it out.
One notebook per subject, with your own instructions. You set the level and the tone.
Send the link: each student saves it to their notebook and answers it. You see who answered, the percentage of correct answers, and the questions the group struggled with most, so you know what to review next class.
Download the quiz as a print-ready PDF, with space for name, class, and score, plus a separate answer key.
Illustration with sample data.
Creating an account is free, and you can upload your first material in under a minute.
They live in your account. They’re shared only with the people you choose, through a link you create.
In 15 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian, German, French, Dutch, Swedish, Indonesian, Polish, Turkish, Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, and Serbian. You choose it when you sign up and can change it in your profile.
PDFs, photos of your notebook, and Markdown or CSV files. From PDFs, the text is used: if a scanned page or an image matters, upload it as a photo too. Save slide decks and Word documents as PDF and you’re all set.
Yes. Each subject works as a tutor with your material and your instructions, from school all the way to graduate studies.
Yes. You share the quiz with a link; each student saves it to their notebook and answers it, and you see who answered, the percentage of correct answers, and the questions the group struggled with most.
Yes. Every quiz downloads as a PDF in two versions: one for answering, with space for name, class, and score, and one with the answers.
Yes. Generate activities, exams, and class guides from your syllabus, then edit and share them.
No. It supports studying and class preparation: you decide what is taught and how.
Create your free account in under a minute and upload your first material.