Notes, flashcards, quizzes and a tutor
The study app that remembers what you got wrong.
Drop in a topic, your notes or a link. Learnora turns it into notes, flashcards and a quiz. Then it keeps a list of your mix-ups, re-teaches each one, and checks a few days later that it has actually stuck.
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Quiz question 1
Water moves across a membrane by osmosis. Which way does it go?
A front-end demo with a sample question. In Learnora, questions come from your own lessons, and a check-back arrives at least two days after the re-teach.
How it works
Start with whatever you've got.
A topic from the syllabus, notes you typed in class, a PDF of slides. Each one becomes a lesson with notes to read, cards to drill, a quiz and a tutor that knows what's in it.
Pick something to start with
- Reading what you gave it
- Writing notes
- Making flashcards
- Writing a quiz
Your lesson appears here
Pick a starting point and press Make the lesson.
Everything above was written in advance and runs in your browser. In the app, AI writes the notes, cards, quiz and tutor replies from your material. AI can make mistakes, so check anything important against your course materials.
What makes it different
Getting it wrong is the useful part.
Most study apps give you a score and move on. Learnora writes down which idea you mixed up, and every tool works from that list until the mix-up is gone.
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Day 1
You get one wrong
In a quiz, a flashcard review or a tutor session. Learnora files the idea behind the wrong answer, not just the lost mark.
"thinks water flows to the dilute side"
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Day 1
It's re-taught
A short explanation aimed at that exact mix-up, so you're not rereading the whole chapter.
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Every day after
Everything reads the list
The tutor checks it before it answers you. New quizzes include those ideas, reviews put those cards first, and your weekly plan makes time for them.
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2+ days later
Check-back
One question you haven't seen before, with no hints. Get it right and the mix-up counts as fixed. Get it wrong and it reopens for another re-teach.
Also in Learnora
The rest of your study week.
The parts that keep the week organised around your lessons, so you're not juggling four apps.
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Weekly plan
Tell it your exams and deadlines and it lays out the week, with time set aside for your mix-ups.
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Exams and countdowns
Add your exam dates and see, per subject, how ready you are and what's left to cover.
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Study sessions
Work through a topic with the tutor: have it explained, practise questions, answer its questions, or teach it back.
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Focus timer
A Pomodoro-style timer for when you just need to sit down and start.
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Study rooms
Study live with friends in a shared room.
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Exam forecast Pro
Projects each topic to exam day, allowing for what you'll forget, and shows which hour of study would add the most marks.
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Your real timetable Pro
Import an .ics calendar and study blocks are placed in the hours you're actually free.
Plans
Free covers a normal week.
Every AI tool has its own daily allowance, so a heavy flashcard day doesn't use up your tutor.
Free plan, each day
- Tutor messages
- 10
- Sets of notes written
- 3
- Flashcard sets made
- 3
- Quizzes made
- 3
- Weekly plans
- 1
- Notebooks (in total)
- 3
Reviewing cards, tasks, exams and the focus timer aren't metered.
Start freePlus raises every AI allowance. Pro raises them again and adds the exam forecast, calendar import, auto-scheduled days and calendar sync. You see the price in your own currency before you pay.
Straight answers
Is the AI always right?
No. It's a study aid and it can be wrong. Check anything important against your course materials and your teacher's guidance. The quizzes and the mistakes list are there so you're testing yourself, not just taking its word for it.
When does Learnora use AI?
When you ask it to: writing notes, making cards or a quiz, the tutor, plans. The first time you use an AI feature, Learnora asks whether that's OK. Tasks, exams, card reviews and the timer work without it.
What happens to my notes and files?
They stay in your private account. Learnora doesn't sell your data and doesn't use it to train AI models. The privacy notice lists every AI provider involved and how long things are kept.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Learnora runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops, and your account is the same on all of them. There's nothing to install.
Who is it for?
Students with exams to prepare for, at school, college or university, in any subject you can write notes about.
Bring tonight's topic.
Make one lesson, take its quiz, and see what ends up on your list.