AI exam revision that ends in a mock exam, not a summary
Set your exam date, upload your material, and follow a revision plan that pushes active recall and timed practice.
Start freeExam revision is a planning problem and a memory problem at the same time. Learnd AI is built for both. Tell it when you sit, upload your lectures and notes, and it generates a personalized revision plan, the assets to work through, and timed mock exams that score you per topic so you arrive prepared rather than overwhelmed.
This exam workflow is part of the AI study platform where your sources, active-recall practice, and revision plan stay connected.
Start with an exam date and a stack of sources
The Cram Flow asks for your exam date, the days you can study, and the hours per day. You upload lectures, slides, PDFs, and notes. Learnd AI creates a module, builds a cited AI tutor over the material, and produces a revision plan plus the first round of study assets — typically a study plan, quiz, flashcards, and a mock exam.
Active revision, not passive re-reading
The plan pushes you through active recall: flashcards for definitions, quizzes for concept checks, practice problems for application, and a full mock exam under time pressure. This sequence mirrors what cognitive science consistently shows beats re-reading and highlighting for exam performance.
Timed mock exams with topic-level scoring
Mock exams run with a real timer, generate fresh question variants on each attempt, and score you per topic. Topic Predictor and Knowledge Gap Analysis use that history to surface weak areas so you can spend the remaining time where it matters.
Every answer, cited.
Ask anything about your lectures, PDFs, and recordings. Learnd AI shows you the exact page or timestamp behind every answer — so you can always check.

Only from your materials
Exact page or timestamp
Always verifiable
Answers start instantly
The retention loop
Capture, organize, understand, remember, retrieve — the five stages every study workflow needs.
Stage 01
Capture
Upload PDFs, slides, lectures, recordings, notes, and YouTube links.
Stage 02
Organize
Learnd AI structures every source into a module you can search across.
Stage 03
Understand
Ask the AI tutor — every answer is cited to a page or timestamp.
Stage 04
Remember
Flashcards, quizzes, and mock exams reinforce material with active recall.
Stage 05
Retrieve
Pull any concept back out of your module weeks or months later.
Loop, not a funnel
every retrieval feeds the next capture.
From scattered materials to structured learning.

01
Add your materials
Upload PDFs, paste YouTube links, record audio, drop in notes — any format you already use.

02
Learnd AI organises everything
In under a minute, Learnd AI reads everything and makes it searchable, citable, and study-ready.

03
Chat, generate, and study
Ask your AI tutor questions, generate flashcards, quizzes, mock exams, mind maps, study plans, and more — all in one place.
Generate the study assets you wish you already had.
Most AI tools stop at chat, flashcards, and quizzes. Learnd AI generates 30+ — built entirely from the notes and lectures you already have.
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FRONT
What is photosynthesis?
BACK
The process by which plants convert light energy into chemical energy (glucose) using CO₂ and H₂O, occurring in the chloroplasts.
How Learnd AI stays trustworthy
Built to be checked, not just trusted
Answers cite your sources
Every tutor response links back to the exact lecture, PDF, or note it came from, so you can verify before you commit it to memory.
One workspace, many modules
Notes, flashcards, mock exams, mind maps, and summaries all build off the same uploads — no copy-pasting between tools.
Retrieval-grounded, not guesswork
Generation runs over the material you actually uploaded, not the open web. That keeps the output on-syllabus and reduces hallucination risk.
Your uploads stay yours
We don't train AI models on your study material. Files are stored to power your workspace and can be deleted any time.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Mock exams run with a timer, generate fresh question variants on each attempt, and store your full attempt history.
Yes. Create one module per subject and use Cram Flow per module, or combine related material into a single module if your exam covers it together.
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