Content-to-study workflow
Upload or paste study material and let the platform generate quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and study guides from the same source.
TurinQ is an AI quiz maker and study platform that turns documents, videos, and notes into quizzes, flashcards, study guides, and explanations.
TurinQ is an AI quiz maker and study platform that turns source material into quizzes, flashcards, study guides, summaries, and answer explanations. The site positions it for learners, educators, and teams that want to convert notes, documents, videos, and other content into assessment material more quickly than manual question writing.
The product supports a content-to-study workflow: upload material, generate question sets or study assets, then review results with AI grading, feedback, and insights. The public pages also show access through a mobile app and a Chrome extension, plus paid plans for individuals and an enterprise option for schools and organizations.
Upload or paste study material and let the platform generate quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and study guides from the same source.
Create quizzes with 6+ question types and adjust the target audience, exam context, and cognitive depth using Bloom’s Taxonomy.
Use the built-in grading and feedback tools to score open-ended answers and provide explanations instead of simple right-or-wrong checks.
Chat with uploaded PDFs, articles, notes, and other sources to ask questions, request explanations, summarize text, or generate FAQs and timelines.
Create flashcards automatically and study with spaced repetition for long-term review.
Work from the web, the mobile app, or the Chrome extension, and export quiz material to LMS formats such as PDF, JSON, and XML on paid plans.
Turn lecture notes, textbooks, videos, and articles into practice quizzes and review materials for individual study sessions.
Build formative quizzes, exam questions, and question banks from source documents for classroom or department use.
Create flashcards, summaries, and chat-based explanations from documents when you need a faster review cycle.
Use the Chrome extension or mobile app to turn content into study material while working in the browser or away from a desktop.
Use the enterprise plan when an institution needs organization management, dedicated support, and shared assessment workflows.
TurinQ analyzes uploaded content such as PDFs, documents, text, websites, videos, audio, or images and then generates questions at a chosen difficulty and question type. The FAQ material says it uses AI to identify key concepts, relationships, and hierarchy within the source material.
The source material explicitly supports PDF, DOCX, PPTX, text, website links, YouTube videos, audio files such as MP3 and WAV, and images or photos. The home page also describes support for handwritten notes and several other content types.
TurinQ supports creating questions and flashcards without uploaded content through its smart-generated workflow, which can use a course, topic, or keywords as the starting point.
Yes. The pricing page states that the Enterprise plan is designed for schools, universities, and educational departments and includes organization management and dedicated support.
The pricing page says many features are free to use, but continued AI generation after a 7-day trial requires a modest fee. It also lists paid monthly, yearly, and enterprise options.