StudyPie
Turn lectures and notes into study packs, flashcards & PDFs
What it does
Turn notes, PDFs and lectures into AI study guides, flashcards and practice tests. StudyPie helps students learn faster with an AI tutor.
StudyPie is an AI PDF maker for UK students. Turn notes, PDFs and lectures into structured study guides, revision PDFs, flashcards and practice tests for GCSE, A-level and university.
Turn any lecture, textbook or scattered note into structured study studypacks, interactive flashcards and downloadable PDFs — all in one tool. Paste up to 60,000 characters — lectures, notes, textbook chunks — and a plan → expand → coverage-check pipeline turns them into a finished PDF revision guide. Two themes: formal revision guide, or colourful visual notes. 10 free generations every month. Every pack generates a paper-style deck, and every practice test is written from your own notes — adaptive difficulty, confidence scoring and feedback that quotes the exact line from your material. Ask anything — definitions, worked examples, exam-style questions. Attach a pack and every answer cites…from studypie.co.uk
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