What do I need to provide?

Your course material and an email address to send the finished pack to. You do not need an account to see your study guide.

What file types can I upload?

PDF, DOCX, PPTX and plain text, up to 5 files per pack.

Is the free study guide complete, or a preview?

It is complete. The guide, the plan and the memory cards are all included, and you can download the pack as a PDF. The free pack is one per email address.

Does it write the guide from general knowledge?

No. It is built from the documents you upload, which is the point — a guide assembled from general knowledge would cover a version of the subject rather than the version your course teaches.

Create a study guide from your own course material

Most study guides you can download were written for someone else's course. This one is built from the material you were actually assigned — your lecture notes, slides, and readings — so the topics it prioritises are the ones your exam will cover.

Getting things ready…

How it works

Upload what you were given

PDFs, slide decks, Word documents or plain text — up to 5 files. Lecture notes and assigned readings work best, because the guide can only be as specific as the material behind it.

Tell it when the exam is

The exam date and the hours you can give it each week shape the study plan. Without them you still get the guide; with them you get a schedule that fits the time you actually have.

Read the guide, then work the plan

You get the guide, the plan and the memory cards together. Nothing is held back behind a payment — the free pack is complete, and downloadable as a PDF.

What you get

A structured study guide

An overview of the material, broken into sections that follow your source documents, with the high-priority topics called out separately so you know where to start when time is short.

A study plan anchored to your exam date

Day-by-day sessions with recommended hours, worked backwards from when you sit the exam rather than forwards from today.

Memory cards for the things you have to recall cold

Short prompts drawn from your own material, for the definitions, sequences and formulas that reward repetition rather than understanding.

Who it is for

Midterms and finals

When several weeks of lectures have to become something you can revise from in a few days.

Courses with a heavy reading load

When the assigned readings are longer than the time you have, and you need to know which parts carry the exam.

Certification exams

When you have official objectives and vendor material and need them turned into a schedule you will actually follow.

Common questions

What do I need to provide?: Your course material and an email address to send the finished pack to. You do not need an account to see your study guide.
What file types can I upload?: PDF, DOCX, PPTX and plain text, up to 5 files per pack.
Is the free study guide complete, or a preview?: It is complete. The guide, the plan and the memory cards are all included, and you can download the pack as a PDF. The free pack is one per email address.
Does it write the guide from general knowledge?: No. It is built from the documents you upload, which is the point — a guide assembled from general knowledge would cover a version of the subject rather than the version your course teaches.

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