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One note, and everything it can become.

Here is what happens to your notes after you bring them in, from the first page to the night before the exam.

  1. Bring it in

    Start with whatever you already have.

    Paste or upload
    Paste text, or drop in a PDF, Word, PowerPoint or plain text file.
    A YouTube link
    Paste a link and the video becomes notes you can study.
    Say it
    Press your talk key on the dashboard and speak. The note is written as you talk.

  2. Read it

    Every section comes back written up, ready to read.

    Notes written for you
    Clear sections with headings and highlights, in the order you need them.
    Read mode
    A quiet page with nothing else on it, in dark or paper.
    Yours to change
    Click any line and type. It saves as you go.

  3. Be taught it

    A tutor reads it to you, a line at a time.

    Two calm voices
    Pick two of five tutors. One reads each section aloud and points at the line it is on.
    Ask out loud
    Press your talk key to stop and ask. The answer is written into your notes.
    Change it by asking
    Ask for it simpler, or with an example, and the section is rewritten.

  4. Be asked about it

    Questions that find what did not stick.

    Quizzes with hints
    Multiple choice, a hint when you slip, and every answer explained.
    Flashcards
    Flip-card recall drawn from the section you are reading.
    Your missed questions
    Try again on only the ones you got wrong.

  5. Keep it going

    Small things that bring you back tomorrow.

    Honest study time
    Only the minutes you really spend reading and writing are counted.
    XP and streaks
    Every answer earns XP, and a daily streak shows how far you have come.
    Exams and folders
    Plan for an exam on the calendar, import an .ics, and keep subjects in folders.

  6. For families

    Follow along without reading over a shoulder.

    A profile for a child
    A name and a six-digit PIN, no email needed. They sign in at /kids.
    Connect by code
    A learner who already has an account hands you a code instead.
    Progress, not writing
    You see the streak, time studied and accuracy, never their notes.

Try it with your own notes.

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