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First release of Study Buddy: snap a photo of your lesson and get a quiz in one minute.
Snap your notes and get a quiz and flashcards. Study 5 minutes a day.
Study Buddy helps you study from your own notes: take a photo of a class handout, a textbook page or your notes (or import a PDF with Premium), and Buddy turns it into a quiz and flashcards in seconds. Check the questions, fix anything you like, and start studying in short sessions. No account needed. Study in 5 minutes • Mini sessions of 3, 5 or 10 questions, no timer • Multiple-choice questions with well-chosen trick answers, and flip flashcards: "I knew it" or "Review again" • Instant feedback, explanations, and confetti when you nail it Remember for good • Spaced repetition: missed cards come back soon, mastered ones later • "Retry my mistakes" in one tap • Weekly progress with no streak to keep and no guilt Your cards, your way • Create your own flashcards or paste notes in Question / Answer format • Organize by subject: history, biology, languages, maths, work training... • Back up and restore your cards anytime • In English, French, Spanish and Chinese, light or dark theme Who is it for? Students who want to turn class notes into a study quiz before a test, exam or finals, and anyone in training. Audience: ages 13 and up. Important: questions are created by AI, which can make mistakes. Always check the answers against your notes (Study Buddy is not responsible for their accuracy). Privacy, permissions and ads • No account: your cards stay on your phone • Camera: used only when you photograph your notes • Photos are sent to an AI service to create the questions and are never stored • Notifications: only if you turn on a reminder • The free version contains ads (banner and full-screen ads) Study Buddy Premium (optional) Up to 50 photos a day, your PDFs turned into quizzes, and no ads. 7-day free trial on the yearly plan, no commitment. With Buddy, studying gets (almost) fun.
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