Study notes
Turn Your Study Notes Into a Chatbot
Put a subject's notes, slides, and readings into one chatbot and ask across all of them. Built for the week before an exam, when rereading everything is not an option.
How to revise
Four steps. The fourth is the one people skip and regret.
Put the subject in one chatbot
Your notes, the lecture slides, and the textbook chapter as separate sources in a single chatbot, so one question searches all of them.
Ask what a topic covers
Start broad. Asking what a week's material covered gives you the shape of it before you decide where the gaps are.
Turn answers into questions
Ask it to explain a concept, then close the tab and try to explain it yourself. The chatbot is the check, not the revision.
Verify against the original
Answers come from your notes, so if your notes were wrong the answer will be too. Check anything that surprises you.
Why your notes
A textbook is generic. Your notes are what your course actually covered.
One question searches everything
Notes spread across files, apps, and a notebook photo are hard to revise from. One chatbot over all of them removes the hunting.
It answers from your material
The answers reflect what your lecturer actually taught and what you actually wrote down, not a general summary of the subject.
Good for the night before
When you need the shape of a topic quickly, asking is faster than rereading forty pages to find the four that matter.
Student plan
Several files per chatbot and much longer documents than the free tier, priced in your local currency.
Questions
What people ask before uploading a semester of material.
More for students
The same platform, pointed at the rest of your material.
Get started
Upload the notes for the subject you are least confident in and ask it what the topic covers.
One subject, not the whole degree. A chatbot over one well-organised subject is far more useful than one over everything you have ever written down.