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AI study tools

Study tools that start from your real notes.

ScholarMind is built for students who want source-grounded revision tools instead of generic AI answers. Add your material once, then generate the study outputs you need from the same studio.

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Generate summaries, AI Notes, quizzes, flashcards, and mock exams from enabled sources.

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Open generated outputs as Studio tabs so the tutor can help with the exact result on screen.

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Use source controls to exclude files that should not count toward chat, tools, or schedules.

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How it works

From source material to active revision.

1. Add your study sources

Upload notes, PDFs, images, spreadsheets, or import a readable web source into a studio.

2. Keep the AI grounded

ScholarMind uses source-enabled files as the evidence base, so generated tools stay tied to your material.

3. Revise from several angles

Move between AI tutor chat, summaries, AI Notes, quizzes, flashcards, exam practice, and revision schedules.

What you get

Study outputs that stay tied to your own notes.

AI Notes

Longer textbook-style notes with examples, formulas, callouts, and practice questions.

Quiz practice

Multiple-choice questions with answers, explanations, and a results table.

Flashcards

Large swipeable recall cards generated from real source concepts.

Exam practice

Practice-question mode or longer mock papers with mark allocations.

Questions

Quick answers before you try it.

Are tools generated by AI?

Yes. Study tools now require a live configured AI provider and do not silently fall back to placeholder local output.

Can I use sources from the web?

Yes. Scholar mode prioritises trusted academic and learning sources, then imported web text is cleaned before becoming a study source.

Launch-ready workspace

Built around sources, not generic answers.

ScholarMind keeps tools grounded to enabled uploads and imported sources. Students can disable a source, delete it, or open generated outputs as workspace tabs.