Quiz
Multiple-choice questions written from your chapter, not from someone else's deck. Pick an answer and the explanation tells you which line of the document it came from, so a wrong guess turns into the thing you remember.
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Seven AI study tools from one upload: a quiz, flashcards, notes, a tutor lesson and a podcast — and the whole set counts as one document, not five.
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Get seven study tools back. Five are free, two need a paid plan from $5 a month, and the whole set comes out of that one file.
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Most study apps make you upload your chapter again for each thing you want from it, and charge you for each one. ReadLoudly reads the document once and keeps it as a study set — then everything below comes out of that one file.
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- Tutor lesson
- Quiz
- Flashcards
- Fill in the blanks
- Notes
- Written questions Paid
- Podcast Paid
Seven tools, still one document. Generate a quiz, then flashcards, then notes from the same set and it counts once against your daily allowance — so changing your mind at midnight before the exam costs nothing.
What your document becomes
Flashcards
Five cards for a quick check between lectures, twenty for a full chapter. Click or press space to flip, arrow keys to move. Answer in your head first — the guess is what does the work.
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Notes
A summary when you need the shape of a chapter, a detailed breakdown when you need the argument, or bullets when you need to revise on a train. They open in an editor, so you can correct anything before an exam.
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Podcast
PaidTwo hosts talk through your document while you walk, cook or commute. Casual, deep dive, news or storytelling, with a transcript you can read along with. Podcasts need a paid plan.
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Tutor lesson
The chapter taught back to you in order, with the source beside it and a chat you can interrupt.
Fill in the blanks
Sentences lifted from your text with a word taken out, and a hint when you are stuck.
Written questions
PaidOpen questions marked out of five, with feedback and a sample answer to compare against.
What you get without paying
Here are the actual numbers rather than the word "limited". Free covers a normal revision week. A paid plan starts at $5 a month and exists for the fortnight before exams.
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Documents a day
2 free
from 10 on a paid plan
Homework solves a day
3 free
from 10 on a paid plan
Every free tool, on every document. A quiz, flashcards, notes, a tutor lesson and fill in the blanks all come out of the same upload without spending a second one. Podcasts and written questions are the two that need a paid plan.
Why answering beats re-reading
Both feel like studying. Only one of them tests whether it worked.
Reading the chapter again
The page starts to feel familiar, and your brain reads familiarity as knowing it.
Answering questions about it
You have to produce the answer from memory, and producing it is the part that sticks.
Reading the chapter again
Nothing tells you which parts you would have got wrong.
Answering questions about it
A short explanation from your own chapter arrives while you are still thinking about it.
Reading the chapter again
One long session you keep putting off until the night before.
Answering questions about it
Five cards between lectures, and the set is still there tomorrow.
Questions about the study tools
The tutor lesson, quiz, flashcards, fill in the blanks and notes are free. Podcasts and written questions need a paid plan, which starts at $5 a month. The free plan covers two documents a day, and every free tool on those documents is included.
No. Your document becomes a study set, and every tool you generate from that set counts as one document for the day, not one per tool. Generating a quiz, flashcards and notes from the same chapter uses one of your two daily documents.
PDF, DOCX and EPUB. Scanned or image-only PDFs will not work, because the tools need real text to build questions and notes from. If your PDF is a photo of a page, the homework solver is the tool that handles images.
Yes, to generate anything — the study set is saved to your account so you can come back to it. Signing up is free and does not ask for a card.
You choose, between five and twenty. Five is a quick check between lectures and twenty covers a full chapter. You can generate again with a different count without using another document.
Yes. Every study set keeps the original document, and ReadLoudly reads it aloud with natural AI voices. That is the part the other study apps do not have, and it is why the podcast sounds like two people rather than a robot.
Yes. The tools generate in the language you choose, so you can revise a translated chapter in the language you will be examined in.
Two things. Your set is built from your own document rather than a deck someone else made, and one upload gives you every tool instead of charging per feature. ReadLoudly also reads the document aloud, which neither of them does.
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