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Free tools

Every tool here runs on material you upload inside ClarityStudy. Pick the one that matches what you are trying to do.

  • Adaptive quiz generator

    Turn your own lecture notes, slides or textbook chapters into a quiz that tests you on what you actually studied, then changes what comes next based on what you get wrong.

  • Flashcard maker

    Make flashcards out of your own notes, slides or PDFs instead of typing each one by hand, then grade yourself on them until the ones you keep missing stop coming back wrong.

  • Study planner

    Give ClarityStudy your deadline and the days you can study, and it lays out a plan across the calendar, deciding what happens in each session as you go, not all at once up front.

  • Lecture notes

    Record a lecture, or upload one you already have, and get a transcript plus clean revision notes out of it, without typing anything yourself while the professor is still talking.

  • YouTube to notes

    Add a YouTube video, or a whole playlist, to ClarityStudy and get a transcript and revision notes out of it, the same way as any lecture you recorded yourself.

Already using something else?

Most people arriving here already study with something. These pages set out what each app is good at and where ClarityStudy works differently, so you can tell whether it is worth moving your material across.

  • ClarityStudy vs Quizlet

    Quizlet is built around a shared library of sets other people wrote. ClarityStudy writes cards and quizzes from the document you upload, and schedules them into a plan.

  • ClarityStudy vs Anki

    Anki gives you direct control of a spaced-repetition schedule you build yourself. ClarityStudy generates the deck from your own material and folds review into a wider plan.

Upload one document and see what it makes of it.

Free to start. iPhone and web.