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Study from your own notes and files
Add your own content after you sign up and it becomes a private study set that only your login can see. It is always free.
How it works
Three steps from your notes to a study set
Add it
Upload a file, paste text, import a public web link or record a lecture.
It becomes a private study set
Your material is organized into a study set that only your login can see.
Study it
Ask the tutor, make flashcards, take quizzes and practice tests, and review.
What you can add
Bring the material you already have
Files
PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Markdown and text files, up to 8 MB each.
Pasted text
Paste notes, a transcript or an article straight in.
Public web links
Import a public web page.
Recorded lectures
Record a lecture with your browser's speech recognition.
What it powers
One set, many ways to study
Tutor chat with citations
Answers cite your own text.
Flashcards
Make cards from your notes and export to Quizlet or Anki.
Quizzes and practice tests
Questions built from your material, including timed practice tests.
Notes and mind maps
Cornell-style notes plus your own notes, and mind maps.
Audio recaps
Listen to a recap of your material anywhere.
Everything I uploaded
A combined library across all of your sets.
Privacy
Only you can see it
Only your login
Study sets are visible only to the account that created them.
Stored for your account only
Your uploads are stored for your account only and are never shared with other students.
Delete any time
Delete a study set, or your whole account and data, in the app.
See the privacy page for the full details.
Limits and honesty
What to expect
Limits
- Up to 6 study sets per student.
- Up to 8 MB per file.
Not supported today
- Scanned or image-only PDFs, and audio or video files. There is no OCR and no server-side transcription. Use text-based files, paste a transcript, or record with your browser's speech recognition.
- Open-ended essay grading. The writing coach gives feedback on style and coverage, not grades.
- Other-language interfaces.
Several of these are coming soon. See the Coming soon list on the features page.
How answers are made
There is no AI language model behind StudyGrasp. Answers are assembled from your own material and the course notes, and always cite them, so you can check the source.
FAQ
Questions about uploading
Is it really free?
Yes. StudyGrasp is always free: no paywall and no credit card.
Can I upload my own notes? Who can see them?
Yes. After signing up you can upload files, paste text, import a public web link or record a lecture, and it becomes a private study set that only your login can see. You can delete it any time.
What file types work?
PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Markdown and text files, up to 8 MB per file. You can also paste text, import a public web link, or record a lecture with your browser's speech recognition. Each student can have up to 6 study sets.
Does it work with scanned PDFs or videos?
Not yet. Scanned or image-only PDFs and audio or video files are not supported, because there is no OCR and no server-side transcription. Use text-based files, paste a transcript, or record with your browser's speech recognition instead.
Make StudyGrasp about your own material
Create a student account, add your notes or pick a demo course, and ask your first question. Your progress is saved so you can pick up where you left off.
Always free. No paywall, no credit card.