GeniusPal

GeniusPal turns the material a student already has (lecture notes, a textbook PDF, slides) into practice questions, so revision means testing yourself rather than re-reading. Upload a file and it generates a study set of exam-style questions written from that file. Study it as a multiple-choice quiz, as flashcards, or in active-recall mode, and re-sit a set as often as you like. Questions you keep missing come back in a daily review, and a coach names the patterns in your mistakes. The free plan gives every account two study sets with no card. Paid plans start at $7.99 a week.

The problem

Revision often means re-reading notes. GeniusPal turns that same material into practice questions, so a student can test themselves on it.

How it works

Upload notes, a PDF, a Word document, or a PowerPoint deck. GeniusPal writes a study set of exam-style questions from that file in seconds. Study it as a quiz, as flashcards, or in active-recall mode, and re-sit it any time.

Key features

Exam-style questions written from your own upload; multiple-choice quiz, flashcard, and active-recall modes; re-sit a set as often as you like; a daily review of missed questions; a coach that names the patterns in your mistakes.

What makes it different

The questions come from the material the student uploads, so practice matches what they are actually studying. The free plan gives every account two study sets with no card.

Use cases

Turning lecture notes, a textbook PDF, or a PowerPoint deck into exam-style practice questions, studying them as a multiple-choice quiz, flashcards, or active recall, and reviewing the questions you keep missing.