CogniGuide
Generate Smart Flashcards Instantly, Beyond Goodnotes Limits
Stop painstakingly recreating notes. Upload your PDFs, DOCX, or PowerPoint files directly, or simply type a topic, and our AI instantly generates precise flashcards optimized for spaced repetition.
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The Smarter Way to Master Any Subject
Leverage cutting-edge AI to transform passive notes into active recall tools that adapt to your learning pace.
Effortless Content Ingestion
Go beyond simple text entry. Upload entire study guides, lecture slides (PPT), or dense PDFs. Our system parses complex material into actionable question-and-answer formats immediately.
AI-Driven Spaced Repetition
Our learning algorithm schedules reviews based on cognitive science principles. This ensures you revisit difficult concepts right when you are about to forget them, maximizing long-term retention.
Flexible Generation Methods
Whether you have existing material or just an idea, create decks instantly. Upload files for direct conversion or use natural language prompts to generate custom sets on demand.
Collaborate & Share Decks
Studying with a group? Instantly generate a secure, public link to share your expertly generated flashcard sets with classmates or study partners for synchronized learning.
From Notes to Mastery in Three Steps
We bridge the gap between having study materials and actively mastering them, applying proven study workflows automatically.
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Input Your Source Material
Upload your required documents (PDF, DOCX, PPT, Images) or type a clear prompt describing the subject matter you need to study.
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AI Generates & Schedules
The intelligence engine instantly processes the input, crafting concise, high-yield Q&A flashcards, automatically scheduling them using intelligent spaced repetition.
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Study Confidently for Exams
Use your optimized deck. Select your target exam date, and let the system guide your study workflow, ensuring you achieve peak recall when it matters most.
Move Beyond Manual Flashcard Creation in Digital Notebooks
Flashcards sur Goodnotes often means users start with digital notes and then face the tedious process of manually creating Q&A pairs, which drains valuable study time. Our platform eliminates this friction entirely. By allowing direct upload of virtually any common document type, we integrate seamlessly into the preparatory phase of your study workflow, applying expertise derived from educational technology research to structure your material for optimal memory consolidation.
- Automated concept extraction from lecture slides
- Generating flashcards optimized for active recall practice
- Scheduling reviews based on cognitive spacing intervals
- Creating shared study decks instantly via link
- Using advanced models for nuanced subject handling
While notebooks like Goodnotes are excellent for annotation, they lack the automated cognitive scaffolding needed for efficient learning. Our solution focuses purely on maximizing retention. Whether you are preparing for high-stakes medical exams or university coursework, transforming dense text into structured, reviewable knowledge sets is now instantaneous, focusing your effort on learning, not formatting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to help you transition from traditional note-taking to AI-powered study efficiency.
Is there a cost associated with using the AI flashcard generator?
The core functionality is completely free to use, allowing you to generate initial decks. We offer a paid plan providing increased generation credits and access to a more advanced AI model for power users.
Can I edit the flashcards after the AI generates them?
Currently, the system focuses on rapid, high-quality generation from source material. Direct editing is not yet available, but you can refine the input prompt for better initial results.
What file types can I upload to create my study sets?
We support standard document formats including PDF, DOCX, and PowerPoint files, as well as image files containing text.
How does spaced repetition benefit my learning compared to standard review?
Spaced repetition leverages memory decay curves to prompt review just before you forget information. This strengthens long-term recall far more efficiently than massed practice sessions.