Flashcards
Turn Your Notes Into Flashcards and Quizzes
Study Exam converts a note, a tutoring conversation or a recorded lesson into a flashcard deck and quiz, then schedules each card with spaced repetition so you review it just before you would forget it.
The problem it solves
Writing flashcards by hand is slow enough that most students skip it and re-read instead — which feels productive and builds far less memory than testing yourself does.
How it works
- Pick a note, chat or recorded lesson as the source.
- Study Exam writes question-and-answer cards from that material.
- The deck is filed under the matching class; you can rename it or move it.
- Review is scheduled per card, and the review dashboard shows what is due per class and topic.
Input and output
- Input
- A written note, an uploaded document, a recorded lesson or a tutoring conversation.
- Output
- A named flashcard deck with a quiz mode, filed under a class, on a spaced-repetition schedule.
Why it works
Retrieving an answer from memory strengthens it far more than re-reading, and spreading those retrievals over days makes them last. Study Exam simply automates the part students skip.
Frequently asked questions
Can Study Exam turn my notes into flashcards?
Yes. Open a note, a tutoring conversation or a recorded lesson and generate a deck from it in one step.
What is spaced repetition?
Cards you find hard come back sooner and cards you know come back later, so each review lands shortly before you would have forgotten the card.
Are decks organised by subject?
Yes. Decks are filed under the class the source material belongs to, and you can move a deck to another class yourself.
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