supported inputs
start with the material you already have
Different sources need different study workflows. biu keeps the input step consistent while preserving the original material as the reference point.
PDFs
Add course readings, handouts, and other PDF study material to generate a summary and flashcard deck.
Videos
Add a study video when the important ideas are easier to understand than to turn into cards manually.
Links
Use a link as the starting point for a summary and a set of reviewable questions.
Photos of notes
Bring handwritten or printed notes into the same flashcard and review workflow.
workflow
from source to scheduled review
Generation is only the first step. The useful unit is a card that remains connected to an ongoing review process.
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Add one source
Upload a supported file or add a video or link. Keeping the source focused makes the resulting deck easier to inspect.
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Review the summary and cards
Read the generated material and compare important details with the source. Edit or omit anything that does not represent what you need to learn.
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Answer cards in the daily quiz
Generated cards become part of your review history rather than a deck you need to schedule manually.
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Let intervals respond to review history
biu schedules each card from your review history and increases the interval when you answer correctly.
AI boundaries
generation helps with setup, not judgment
AI can reduce the work of drafting summaries and flashcards, but the original source remains the authority.
Generated cards are most useful when you inspect them before relying on them. Check names, formulas, definitions, dates, and any claim where a subtle wording change would alter the meaning.
The AI tutor can answer questions using your own note or collection as context. Grounding narrows the conversation to material you selected, but it does not guarantee that every answer is complete or correct.