Everything you need to actually retain what you study.
Not just another flashcard app — The Study Deck reads what you give it, organizes it, quizzes you on it, and tells you what’s actually sticking.
Ingest
Handwriting and diagrams, read page by page.
Drop in lecture slides, PDFs, or photos of handwritten notes — The Study Deck reads them page by page and lets you compare the extracted text against your original scan before you study from it.
- JPG, PNG, and multi-page PDF support
- Side-by-side review of scan vs. extracted text
- Works for handwritten and printed material alike
Drop notes, PDFs, or images here
multiple pages welcome
Organize
One notebook per course, not one file per lecture.
Everything from a course lives in the same notebook, so a quiz or a question can pull from the whole term instead of whatever one file you happen to have open.
- Notes are editable, not locked behind OCR output
- Generate flashcards or a quiz from any note in one click
- Search across every notebook from one place
- Chapter 1 — Risk and Harm24 flashcards
- Chapter 2 — Safety Climate18 flashcardsQuiz
- Chapter 3 — Human Factors
Practice
Spaced repetition that adapts as you go.
Rate each card Again, Hard, Good, or Easy, and The Study Deck schedules the next review automatically — cards you struggle with come back sooner, cards you know well come back later.
- Auto-generated from any note
- Daily due-card queue on your dashboard
How is safety climate defined by Dov Zohar?
Practice
Four question types, real explanations.
Generate multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, or short-answer quizzes from your notes. Every answer comes with an explanation, not just a checkmark.
- Case-style and vignette questions for applied courses
- Ask a follow-up on any question you missed
How is safety climate defined by Dov Zohar?
- Objective approach to risk
- Subjective approach to risk
- Preventable adverse event
Zohar frames climate as shared perceptions of policy and practice — a subjective reading, not an objective measure of risk.
Ask your material
Answers you can check, not answers you have to trust.
Ask a question about your course and get an answer drawn from your own notes, with the note and section it came from. If your material doesn't contain the answer, The Study Deck says so instead of making one up.
- Every answer cites its note and section
- Scoped to one note or a whole notebook
You
Why is this a subjective, not objective, approach to risk?
The Study Deck
Because the receptionist relied on personal judgment rather than a fixed, quantifiable rule — that distinction defines subjective risk.
Patient Safety — §3.2 Risk PerceptionTrack
Progress that means something.
Instead of counting cards reviewed, The Study Deck tracks mastery per concept — so you can see exactly which parts of a chapter are solid and which need another pass before the exam.
- Mastery per concept, not per card
- Weak topics surfaced on your dashboard
- Swiss cheese model88%
- Safety climate64%
- Root cause analysis41%
Exam mode
Sit a real paper before the real one.
Build a full mock exam across several notebooks at once — multiple choice and short answer, mixed difficulty, timed if you want it. It marks itself, explains every answer, and the questions you ran out of time on count as questions you got wrong, because that is what happens in the hall.
- Draws from a whole course, not one file
- Multiple choice and written answers in one paper
- Every question explained, right or wrong
- 1Which structure is most likely damaged?
- 2Name the enzyme deficient in this pathway.
- 3Calculate the resultant force on the block.
- 4Explain why the reaction shifts left.
Unanswered questions count as wrong — the same as they would in the hall.
Plan
Tell it what is due. It builds the path there.
Name an exam and the hours you can give it, and you get a day-by-day plan between now and then. It is written the morning it is needed, so it can use what you got wrong yesterday — and for an exam it generates a mock paper up front and locks it until a few days before, so the lead-up stays practice and the mock stays a real checkpoint.
- Today's session knows what you missed yesterday
- A locked mock paper that opens near the date
- Miss a day and the remaining hours simply redistribute
- Mon24 cards due
- TueReview + enzyme kinetics
- Wed18 cards due
- ThuTop-up quiz · 6 questions
- FriMock paper unlocks
Tuesday leans on enzyme kinetics because you missed it twice on Monday.
Classes
What your teacher shares, on your own schedule.
If your school uses The Study Deck, anything your teachers publish shows up in My Classes. Add it to your library and it becomes yours — on your spaced schedule, in your concept map, part of your study plan. It stays yours after you leave the school.
- Your teacher's own material, not a generic question bank
- Added to your review schedule, not just readable
- Yours to keep, permanently
- Titration & indicators42 cards · Priya RamanIn your library
- Kinematics check12 questions · Liisa HakkarainenAdd
- Treaty of VersaillesNotes · Tomás OliveiraAdd
Added material joins your own review schedule — and stays yours.
See it
This is what it actually looks like.
Not a description — the real screens, with invented data. Switch between the student side and the admin side.
The whole school, at a glance
Every teacher, student and class in one view, with live counts. The toggle beside each teacher is three-state, because a permission belongs to a teacher and a class — not to a person.
Real screens, invented data.
Your next exam starts here.
Upload one set of notes and see the whole system work.