“This app is so amazing and helps with studying SO SO SO SO much, I wish I could use Lexie for every exam I have so I wouldn’t need to stress 24/7”
Getting started is easy
Lexie finds out what you need to learn, and then makes you practise.
All you have to do is take a photo or upload your work
Lexie breaks down the content into key concepts and finds out the best way to practise them
Memorize, test, think, listen, read. Your work turns into five ways to learn it.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Three study sets are free, on the web or in the app. Sign in with your email, add your notes, and your reviewer is ready in a few seconds.
Yes. Upload a PDF of up to 10MB, such as your teacher’s handout or your lecture slides saved as a PDF, and Lexie turns it into a reviewer. You can also paste text, add a screenshot, or take a photo of your handwritten notes.
A summary of the lesson organised by topic, the terms you need to know, and questions from the same material: multiple choice, identification where you type the answer, true or false, matching, and flashcards. There is also audio you can listen to on the way to school.
That is what it is for. Make one reviewer per lesson as the term goes on, answer the questions a few times a week, and the items you keep missing come back more often. By exam week you are reviewing what you do not know yet, not rereading everything.
Yes, for your own notes and lecture material for the LET, the nursing board or the CPA board. Lexie makes the questions from what you give it, so it does not cover topics that are missing from your notes.
Yes, on the web. You sign in with your email and a six-digit code before Lexie makes your first set. There is no password, and your reviewers are saved to your account. The app works without an account.
The reviewer is built only from the material you give it, so it does not add facts from elsewhere. Check it against your notes the first time, the same as you would a classmate’s reviewer.
Lexie works with material in many languages and writes the reviewer in the language of your notes. Most students use it in English. If your notes are in Filipino, try one lesson and check the result.
A reviewer that quizzes you
Reading your reviewer again the night before feels like studying, but answering questions is what makes it stay. Every reviewer comes with a quiz from the same material, and the items you miss come back until you know them. Three study sets are free.