Original Summary

If you've ever sat down to revise with a pile of lecture slides, handouts and a photocopied chapter or two, you know the slow part often isn't the studying. It's turning all that material into something you can actually test yourself on. Cardly is an AI study assistant made for that step. You paste in your notes or add up to ten PDFs in one go, and it makes flashcards and quizzes from them. Scanned pages work too, so photocopied chapters and handwritten notes saved as PDF are fine. The quizzes come in several types: single choice, multiple choice, true or false, type the answer, fill in the blank, matching, and put in order. Every answer comes with the reason and where it came from in your notes, so you can check it against your own material. With flashcards, you rate each card after flipping it. Hard cards come back the next day, and cards you already know wait longer. A daily review of due cards is free. Cardly keeps your PDFs in Your files, so you can make the next deck or quiz from them later. You get 10 PDFs free, and Pro gives you 1 GB. There's also exam planning. It's free for one exam at a time, and Pro allows up to 10. With Pro you can also choose from 15+ languages for the cards. It's free to start with no payment details needed, and you can sign in with Google or Apple: https://www.studywithcardly.com/ We'd really like feedback from people who study from their own notes or have built study tools. What makes you trust cards or quiz questions that were generated for you, and what makes you stop using them? Is showing the reason and the source for each answer enough, or would you want something else before you'd rely on it? Disclosure: I'm posting this on behalf of the studywithcardly.com team.   submitted by   /u/investigatormaker [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/18 21:38:58