Upload your lecture notes or slides and get AI-generated flashcards, summaries, practice quizzes, and a personalized study plan. An entire semester of lectures, processed in minutes.
From raw lecture notes to study-ready material in four steps
Drop a PDF of your lecture slides, paste text from your notes, or upload any study material from class.
StudyBuddy extracts key concepts, definitions, and relationships — generating flashcards, a summary, and optional quizzes.
Edit generated cards, add your own, pick the summary style you prefer. Make it yours.
The SM-2 algorithm schedules reviews at optimal intervals. 10 minutes a day keeps an entire course in your head.
A simple routine that keeps you exam-ready all semester
Takes under 2 minutes. Review the generated cards briefly to catch any errors.
The algorithm tells you exactly which cards to review. Short sessions, high impact.
Identifies gaps before they become problems. Interleave topics for better retention.
Your SRS data shows exactly what you know and don't know. No guessing, no wasted time.
StudyBuddy accepts PDFs, text files, and pasted text. You can upload lecture slides (exported as PDF), typed lecture notes, professor-provided handouts, and transcribed audio recordings. Most note-taking apps (Notion, Google Docs, OneNote) let you export to PDF or copy-paste text.
Yes. Export the slides as a PDF and upload them. The AI will extract the text content and generate study materials. Slides with heavy image-based content (diagrams without text labels) may require supplementing with your own notes for best results.
Typically under 60 seconds for a full lecture's worth of notes. You'll get flashcards, a summary, and optionally a practice quiz and study plan. Processing multiple lectures takes proportionally longer but is still far faster than creating study materials manually.
Uploading after each lecture is ideal. It lets you start spaced repetition reviews immediately, which fights the forgetting curve from day one. Waiting until exam time means you'll need to cram — which works less well. But even last-minute uploads are better than rereading notes passively.
The AI captures the majority of key concepts, but it's not perfect. We recommend reviewing the generated flashcards and adding any missing points manually. This review process itself is a form of active recall that reinforces learning. Over time you'll develop a feel for what the AI handles well and what to supplement.
Upload your notes and get flashcards, summaries, quizzes, and a study plan. Active studying from day one. Free to start.