Study guide generator

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
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Getting started is easy

Lexie finds out what you need to learn, and then makes you practise.

  1. All you have to do is take a photo or upload your work

  2. Lexie breaks down the content into key concepts and finds out the best way to practise them

  3. Memorize, test, think, listen, read. Your work turns into five ways to learn it.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Three study sets are free without an account. Paste your notes or upload a file and the guide is ready in a few seconds. Download the app if you want to keep it and revise from it over time.

No. The generator runs in your browser and you can start straight away. An account only matters if you want your guides saved across devices.

A summary of the material organised by topic, the terms worth knowing, and the points most likely to be examined. Every guide comes with flashcards, practice questions and audio built from the same source, so you can revise it rather than only read it.

Pasted text, a PDF up to 10MB, or images of handwritten notes, textbook pages, lecture slides, and worksheets. Lexie reads the content and pulls out what is worth learning.

It is not better, it is faster. Writing your own guide is good revision, and it takes an evening per topic. Most students run out of time and revise from nothing. Lexie does the summarising so your time goes on the part that builds memory, which is testing yourself.

The guide is built only from the material you give it, so it does not invent content or pull in facts from elsewhere. Check it against your syllabus the first time, the same as you would a classmate’s notes.

Any subject where the material is text or images: biology, history, medicine, law, languages, psychology. It handles material in several languages and writes the guide in the language of your source.

A guide you can revise from

Reading a summary twice feels like revision and rarely sticks. Every guide comes with flashcards and questions from the same material, so you can test yourself on it. Three study sets are free without an account.