From a photo of your notes to a review you can trust.
No templates, no manual card-writing. You upload what your professor already gave you — The Study Deck does the rest.
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Everything goes into one notebook.
Lecture slides, PDFs, and photographed handwritten notes go into the same notebook — no sorting by file type, no separate folders to manage.
Drop notes, PDFs, or images here
multiple pages welcome
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Read, organized, and editable.
The Study Deck reads your material and organizes it into structured notes you can edit — nothing is locked behind the OCR step, so you can fix anything it got wrong before moving on.
Patient Safety· 3 notes- Chapter 1 — Risk and Harm24 flashcards
- Chapter 2 — Safety Climate18 flashcardsQuiz
- Chapter 3 — Human Factors
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Flashcards and quizzes, generated for you.
Generate flashcards and quizzes straight from your notes — multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, or short answer — whenever you're ready to test yourself.
QuestionDefine safety climate.
AgainHardGoodEasyQuestion 2 / 8- Objective approach to risk
- Subjective approach to risk
- Preventable adverse event
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Cards come back exactly when you need them.
Review is scheduled around the concepts you keep getting wrong, not on a fixed calendar — so the ten minutes you spend each day go to what actually needs it.
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reviewed today
This week
MTWTFSS
And then
That is the loop. Here is what it is for.
Four steps get material in and keep it there. The rest is what you do with it when something is actually due.
Name what is due, and get a path to it.
Tell it you have a Biochemistry final on the 14th and can give it six hours a week. It writes a day-by-day plan between now and then — and writes each day on the day, so Tuesday can lean on whatever you got wrong on Monday. Miss a day and the remaining hours simply spread over the days that are left.
- 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.
Sit the paper before you sit the paper.
Exam mode builds a full mock across several notebooks: multiple choice and written answers, mixed difficulty, timed if you want. For a plan with an exam on it, the mock is generated up front and stays locked until a few days before — so the lead-up is practice and the mock is still a real checkpoint rather than something you burn through on day one.
- 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.
And if your school is on it, your teachers are too.
Anything your teachers publish appears in My Classes. Adding it makes it yours — on your spaced schedule, in your concept map, part of your plan — and it stays yours after you leave the school. Your teacher sees how the class is doing, never what is in your notebook.
- 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.
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Both sides of it.
What a study session looks like, and what the office sees. Actual screens, invented data.
Everything due, in one place
Your notebooks, what is due today, and the topics your recall is actually lowest on — not a count of cards reviewed.
Real screens, invented data.
Your next exam starts here.
Upload one set of notes and see the whole system work.