Quizgecko
Turns your own course material into quizzes, flashcards and revision audio
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What is this tool?
The argument for this over a general assistant is grounding: everything it produces comes from your syllabus rather than from the internet's idea of your subject, which is what makes generated practice questions worth answering. Before committing, confirm the current plans and allowances with the vendor directly — they are not published in a form this page can stand behind.
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Everything begins with an upload, and that constraint is the design. A general assistant answers from what it learned; this answers from what your lecturer gave you. The practical consequence is that quality tracks your material: a well-structured chapter produces questions worth answering, and a thin set of notes produces thin questions. If you have the syllabus, that is a fair trade.
From that one upload the product fans out into formats that do different jobs. Questions in six types test recognition and recall separately. Flashcards carry spaced repetition, so the scheduling is handled rather than left to your judgement about what you have forgotten. Study notes and a structured guide compress the reading. A generated podcast puts the same material into a commute. An AI tutor sits across all of it to answer follow-ups from the same files.
Medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy and law each get their own path, generating patient-style scenarios and reasoning work instead of definition recall, because that is how those examinations are written. On a nursing chapter that means being asked which patient to attend to first, rather than which term matches which definition.
A limitation of this page, stated plainly rather than hidden. It describes what the product does; it does not quote what any of it costs or what a free account includes. Take those from the vendor's own plans page before you commit, and read everything above as capability rather than entitlement.
Is this right for you?
Quick fit check against how you actually work.
Choose this if
- Your exam is on a defined syllabus and you already have the material for it
- You learn by being tested rather than by rereading, and want the questions drawn from your own notes
- You are in a clinical or professional programme where reasoning matters more than recall
- Revision has to happen in gaps — commutes, walks, the gym — where audio is what fits
Consider alternatives if
- You need to know exactly what you will pay and what a free account allows before you sign up
- Your material is thin or unstructured, since everything here is generated from what you supply
- You are teaching rather than studying and need class-level administration and marking
- You want questions written by a subject expert rather than generated, which is a different kind of product
Key features
What you can actually do with this tool.
Six question types, not just multiple choice
Multiple choice, select all that apply, true/false, short answer, fill in the blank and matching, with difficulty and question count set by you. Recall and recognition are different skills, and you set the mix rather than accept whatever one format gives you.
Spaced repetition on the flashcards
Cards you answer well recede and cards you struggle with return more often. That scheduling is what separates flashcards that work from a deck you flip through once.
A tutor that only knows your syllabus
The AI tutor answers from the files you uploaded rather than from general training. For anyone who has been confidently told something their course contradicts, that constraint is the feature.
Clinical and professional subjects get their own treatment
Medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy and law each have dedicated paths that build case-based reasoning work out of your material instead of term-matching drills — which is what those exams actually assess.
The same upload becomes audio
A conversational podcast is generated from the material, which turns a commute or a walk into revision time. It is the one output that reaches a moment when reading is impossible.
Frequently asked
Common questions about this tool, answered.
What can I upload?
PDFs such as textbook chapters, research papers and exported slide decks; lecture slides; pasted notes; handwritten notes captured through the mobile app; video files; and YouTube links, which are transcribed and then summarised. The output is built from that, so what you put in determines what you get.
Is this different from asking a general chatbot to quiz me?
In one specific way that matters: the tutor and the generated questions are grounded in the files you uploaded rather than in general training. That removes the failure where a plausible answer contradicts your course, which is the failure that makes generated practice questions untrustworthy.
Does it work for clinical exams?
There are dedicated paths for medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy and law that produce patient-style scenarios and reasoning questions rather than definitions. Whether that matches your specific examination is worth testing on one chapter before you build a revision plan around it.
What does it cost?
No cost figure appears here. Take the current plans, what a free account includes and any generation limits from the vendor's own plans page, and confirm them before you commit.