Upload notes. Turn them into a personal AI tutor, revision tools, and a real study plan.
Built for students who need one place to upload notes, pull in verified web sources, ask grounded questions, get step-by-step help, and keep study progress moving without rewriting everything by hand.
Verified sources
Start with scholar-style and trusted learning sources when your own files are missing.
Clear chat
Read tutor-style answers, tables, diagrams, and step-by-step guides instead of dense response blocks.
Tutor flow
Ask, learn step by step, check yourself, then move straight into quizzes or exams.
Made for study material
Notes, scanned pages, scholar-style sources, and revision packs can all feed the same AI tutor workspace.
The point is to build one grounded study stack that can teach the topic, generate practice, and expose misconceptions quickly.
Scholar + Web
Default search starts with academic and trusted learning sources
Tables + Diagrams
Visual outputs for concept links, maths revision, and comparisons
Personalised AI tutor
Get step-by-step explanations, guided revision help, and clearer follow-up questions that stay grounded in your own sources.
Separate revision schedule workspace
Plan toward the real exam, open each day as its own study session, and keep progress synced to the same account.
Interactive exam and quiz practice
Answer quizzes and full mock papers online, then export the same work as PDF or JSON when you need it outside the app.
Studios that follow your account
Uploads, saved outputs, limits, preferences, and studio progress stay tied to the user account across devices.
Built to protect student accounts, study files, and shared AI usage.
ScholarMind uses the Mind Security Engine with Supabase-backed account rules and optional Arcjet protection to reduce bot traffic, suspicious requests, upload abuse, and attempts to bypass protected routes.
Account safe
Saved studios, uploads, chat history, limits, and settings are tied to the signed-in user.
Upload checks
Files are size-limited, ownership-checked, and verified before they become study sources.
Abuse defense
Suspicious requests can be challenged or blocked before they reach sensitive app routes.
Everything is free right now, with sensible AI limits.
While ScholarMind is still in preview, scholar search, grounded chat, quizzes, flashcards, and visual study outputs stay open to everyone.
AI preview cap
Up to 8 AI runs per hour and 20 per day to keep the shared API budget healthy while features are free.
Full mock exam generation is separately capped at 1 per week because it is a heavier AI run.
Included right now
Upload sources, remove or preview files, search scholar-style references, ask source-grounded questions, and generate revision tools from the same material.
The Pro tier is locked for now.
Higher limits, more generous OCR runs, and extra study analytics will land here once the free preview settles.
Input and Output
Feed the session once, then revise from several angles.
Students can move from source material into summaries, question answering, recall practice, tables, diagrams, and next-step review without rebuilding the context each time.
What goes in
Your own class material first, with scholar-style web sources ready when you need backup sources.
Upload PDFs, docs, tables, screenshots, and note images
Import scholar-style or trusted web sources into a studio
Keep everything grouped inside notebook-style studios
What comes out
A revision workspace with grounded chat, online practice, visual outputs, and an exam-day plan.
Quick summaries, long AI Notes, quizzes, and flashcards
Interactive mock exams plus PDF and JSON export
A separate revision schedule workspace for exam prep
FAQ
What students can actually do with it.
Can it work from my own notes?
Yes. The flow is built around your own text, images, lecture notes, and transcripts.
What if I do not have notes yet?
The source picker starts in scholar mode so students can pull in academic and trusted web sources before they start revising.
Can it help with maths revision too?
Yes. Chat and tools can now format clearer worked explanations, revision tables, and diagrams when the topic needs them.
What feels unique here?
The same account now ties together source-grounded chat, tools, saved outputs, exam practice, and a separate revision schedule workspace instead of splitting them across separate apps.
Open a studio, add sources, and turn them into revision-ready answers.
Use one studio to summarise, ask questions, generate a quiz, build flashcards, open a revision schedule, and keep everything tied to the same source stack.