AI Lessons
ProTurn a document into a narrated lesson: slides, images and a tutor voice that walks you through it. Ask questions mid-lesson, or export it as a slide deck.
KwizPro reads your PDFs, Word docs, photos and lecture recordings, writes flashcards and quizzes from what's actually in them, then schedules every review with FSRS spaced repetition, right before you'd forget.
Where in the cell does the Krebs cycle take place?
Question 1 of 5: Where in the cell does the Krebs cycle take place?
Sample deck · drag the card to flip · 1 of 5
How it works
PDFs, Word docs, text and Markdown notes, photos of handwritten pages, even recorded lectures. Images are read with OCR; audio and video are transcribed first.
Each document is split into passages and indexed, so card writing only pulls the parts that matter for each concept. Large documents are covered section by section.
Flashcards and quiz questions are written strictly from those passages. A second pass checks every answer against the source, and anything it can't support never reaches your deck.
Every review updates a memory model for that card, so the next one lands just before you'd forget. Shaky cards come back tomorrow; solid ones wait weeks.
Try it
Three of the six quiz modes, running on a sample passage. Answer one and watch where it came from.
Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up reactions by lowering the activation energy. Each enzyme has an active site with a specific shape that is complementary to its substrate. High temperatures can denature an enzyme, permanently changing the shape of its active site so the substrate no longer fits.
Every card and question is written from passages like this one.
Why spacing works
Two students, five study sessions each, same exam on day 21. One crams the night before. The other lets FSRS spread the same five sessions out. Both walk into the exam ready. Only one still knows it a fortnight later.
Study modes
Each mode is built on a different piece of learning research. Mix them in one session, or stick to the one that suits the subject.
Elaborative encoding
Decide whether a statement holds. When it doesn't, you explain why, and that explanation is where the learning sticks.
Research: Agarwal, 2019
Plus Mixed mode, which shuffles all six into one session.
Everything else on the desk
Turn a document into a narrated lesson: slides, images and a tutor voice that walks you through it. Ask questions mid-lesson, or export it as a slide deck.
Turn any deck into a room with a six-letter code. Everyone can join; hosting comes with Pro.
Write or draw on an open canvas. Typeset reads your handwriting and drafts explanations, hints, diagrams and practice questions beside it. You accept, refine or bin each one.
Daily check-ins, a daily challenge, and weekly and all-time leaderboards. Small nudges that make opening the app tomorrow the easy choice.
LaTeX is typeset properly on cards, quizzes and notes, so equations look the way your textbook prints them.
File documents, decks and notes under subjects. Search finds what you meant, not just the words you typed, across everything you've uploaded.
Pricing
Every plan has all six quiz modes and FSRS scheduling. Paid plans add more AI, AI Lessons and room to grow.
Everything you need to start studying smarter.
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Yes. The free plan includes all six quiz modes, FSRS spaced repetition, AI flashcard and quiz generation from your own notes, and up to 25 documents. No credit card required. Pro and Master add more AI, AI Lessons and hosting live quiz rooms.
Compare plans →Each document is split into passages and indexed when you upload it. Card writing pulls only the passages relevant to each concept, and a second pass checks every answer against the source before it reaches your deck. The cards come from your material, not a generic question bank.
PDF, DOCX, TXT, Markdown and CSV are read directly. Photos and scans (including handwriting) go through OCR, and audio or video lectures are transcribed first. Files can be up to 30MB on Free, 50MB on Pro and 100MB on Master.
Any. KwizPro writes from the material you upload, so it works the same for VCE, HSC, IB, A-levels, AP or a university course, in any subject you have notes for. Maths and science notation renders properly with LaTeX.
Quizlet is built around decks you find or type yourself. Anki is powerful but expects you to make every card by hand. KwizPro writes the cards and quizzes from your own notes, marks typed answers with AI, and schedules reviews with FSRS, the same algorithm modern Anki offers.
FSRS (Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler) builds a memory model for each card from your review history, then schedules the next review for when you're predicted to be about to forget it. In open benchmarks it reaches the same retention with fewer reviews than older fixed-interval schedulers like SM-2.
Yes. Any deck can become a live quiz room with a six-letter join code, and standings update after every question. Anyone can join a room on the free plan; hosting one needs Pro or Master.
Yes. KwizPro runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops, with nothing to install. Upload on a laptop, then review on your phone between classes.
Your documents and generated cards are visible only to you. Everything is stored encrypted at rest, and you can permanently delete any document at any time. Read the full details in our Privacy Policy.
Read the Privacy Policy →Upload one document, and you'll be reviewing your first deck in a few minutes. Free, with no card needed.