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  • Record a lecture

    Notes and flashcards from what your teacher said.

  • Notes

    Clear notes from your material, yours to edit.

  • Flashcards

    Made for you, ready to review.

  • Ask your deck

    Answers from your own notes and cards.

  • Podcast

    Listen to your notes on the way to class.

  • Mock exams

    Timed questions made from your deck.

Know what to review next.

Add your exam date. Each day shows what's due, and when you're done.

Questions

Is StudyLess free?

Yes, to start. Free makes 1 new deck a month — with its flashcards and notes — plus 2 notes rewrites and a mock exam a month and 5 chat questions a day. Reviewing everything you've made is free and unlimited, with no ads. Pro is for making more: unlimited for your own studying within fair-use limits counted by the month. See pricing.

What can I make a deck from?

Photos of your notes or textbook, PDFs (slides saved as PDF work too) and text you paste, as many as the deck needs. With Pro you can also record a lecture in the app.

Which subjects does it work for?

Any class you take notes in: sciences, history, languages, math, psychology and more. If it's in your material, it can go in a deck.

How does review work?

Each day StudyLess shows the cards that are due. Try to remember, flip, and say how it went; it schedules when each card comes back. Add an exam date and each day's review plans toward it. When everything due is done, you're done for today.

Does it work on my phone and computer?

Yes. StudyLess is an app for iPhone and Android, free on the App Store and Google Play, and it works in any browser on a computer.

Who can see my notes and decks?

They're private to your account. There's no public library, and your material isn't used to train AI models. If you want a classmate to have a deck, you can send them a copy.

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