Most study apps make you work with their material. NeuraNote works with yours. A student uploads their own lectures, notes, recordings and slides, and the assistant answers questions, builds summaries and sets practice tests from that material rather than from something generic off the internet. It also handles the part students find hardest — planning. It builds a study schedule around what is actually left to cover and how much time remains, and adjusts as the student gets through it.
Study from your own material
- Upload what you already have: Lecture notes, slides, documents, images and voice recordings all go into the same place.
- Ask questions about it: The assistant answers from the student's own material, so the answer matches what will actually be examined.
- Summaries that stay linked to the source: Notes are organised and connected back to where they came from, so nothing has to be searched for twice.
- Handwriting and recordings included: A photographed page or a recorded lecture is treated as study material like anything else.
Practise and test yourself
- Questions made from your material: Practice tests are generated from what the student uploaded, not from a generic question bank.
- Written and spoken practice: A student can answer by typing or by speaking, which is closer to an oral exam.
- Immediate feedback: Answers are marked with an explanation, so a mistake is corrected while it is still fresh.
- Questions that follow your progress: As topics are mastered, the practice shifts towards what is still weak.
Planning the time you have
- A schedule built around the exam date: The plan takes what is left to study and the time remaining, and turns it into a realistic timetable.
- Sessions tracked: Study time is recorded, so the plan is based on what the student actually does, not what they intended.
- Reminders that keep it moving: Prompts for the next session, so the plan does not quietly get abandoned.
- Adjusts when you fall behind: A missed day reshapes the schedule instead of invalidating it.
Keeping your notes private
- Your material stays yours: Uploaded notes and recordings are private to the student's own account.
- Encrypted storage: Personal information and study material are encrypted, in storage and in transit.
- Available on every device: Work started on a laptop continues on a phone, kept in step automatically.
- Quick to open: Frequently used material loads instantly rather than being fetched from scratch each time.
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- Try it at NeuraNote.
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