Create study materials from course sources
Generate flashcards, quizzes, mock exams, notes, and mind maps from uploaded documents, slides, photos, pasted text, or lecture recordings.
An AI study app that turns course materials into study tools and scheduled review.
Flashka is an AI study app for turning course materials into active study workflows. Students can provide notes, textbook pages, slides, documents, images, or lecture audio and generate flashcards, quizzes, mock exams, summaries, mind maps, and other study materials. Its spaced-repetition review schedules cards according to how well they are remembered, while an AI tutor can explain difficult material and respond to requests to revise generated content. The service also includes planning and practice tools for exam preparation.
Generate flashcards, quizzes, mock exams, notes, and mind maps from uploaded documents, slides, photos, pasted text, or lecture recordings.
Answer each card from memory, then rate how well you knew it. Flashka schedules subsequent reviews, bringing difficult cards back sooner and spacing familiar cards further apart.
Ask Professor Ka questions about study material or request changes such as focusing cards on one concept, extending card detail, or turning a chapter into a quiz or notes.
Use timed mock exams, oral exam practice with spoken answers and feedback, and case studies that provide feedback on reasoning.
Record or upload lecture audio for transcription, or turn images such as diagrams into interactive flashcards.
Set an exam date to receive an adaptive study plan, track study time, and compare study statistics with friends.
Upload slides, notes, or a recorded lecture and make review cards and quizzes from the material covered in class.
Use scheduled card reviews to revisit material over time, with more frequent practice for topics that are harder to recall.
Practise answering aloud and use feedback on the spoken response to prepare for an oral exam.
Work through case studies and receive feedback on reasoning, which is suited to courses that assess applied knowledge.
Create image-occlusion cards from diagrams, maps, or anatomy images to test recall of labelled visual information.
Flashka accepts PDFs, PowerPoint and Keynote slides, Word and Pages documents, plain text, photos, and lecture audio. You can also type or paste text, import an Anki deck, or describe a topic to begin without source material.
Yes. Import an exported .apkg file on the web. Cards and subdeck structure are carried over; importing review history is described as coming soon.
The service is intended for varied subjects, including medicine, law, engineering, sciences, economics, languages, and history. Generated materials and tutor answers follow the language of the uploaded material; the app interface is available in eight languages.
The free plan has daily limits: one card generation, one full quiz or mock exam, one oral exam, one case study, one transcription, ten Professor Ka chat messages, and 30 pages of uploads. Editing generated content, Highlight and Autocomplete card generation, AI Notes, and spaced-repetition reviews are described as unlimited.
Anki export is included with the Beast and Wizard plans. The source describes the Free plan separately and does not list export as a Free-plan feature.
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