Bring your own material. Work through it properly.

Read one source with AI beside it. Every answer points back to the page it came from.

PDF · slides · links
And YouTube videos
Page-cited
Answers that jump to the page
7 tools
Chat to lesson plan
One library
Everything you made, kept

Everything you need, beside the page.

Draw it as a picture

Ask for a diagram and get one, labelled.

Map the chapter

See how the ideas connect, then open any node.

Flashcards in one tap

Every card cites the page it came from.

Quiz yourself

Feedback quotes your source, not the internet.

The file you kept meaning to read becomes work you finished.

The details
that matter.

PDFs, quizzes, mind maps, and notes.

Yes. Upload a PDF to Study Desk and it creates recall flashcards from the whole document, based only on your material.

Yes. Study Desk builds quizzes from your uploaded PDF, slides or notes, with answers you can check yourself.

Yes. Study Desk keeps your document on screen and answers your questions from that source only, so explanations use your course's wording and notation.

Yes. Study Desk uses OCR to read clear handwritten notes and turn them into searchable digital summaries and practice quizzes.

Yes. Mind maps are included on the Standard and Premium plans, along with summaries, flashcards and quizzes.

Yes. It pulls key concepts out of your textbooks, lecture slides or notes and writes short revision summaries.