An AI study guide maker that boils each unit down to one page
An AI study guide maker condenses your course material into what you need for the exam. Sendy writes a key notes sheet for each unit from its full notes: the must-knows, key terms, formulas and the traps to avoid, laid out to print or save as a PDF. It comes from your own slides and readings, so it covers what your class actually taught.
What goes on the sheet
- Must know: the handful of ideas the unit stands on, one line each.
- Key terms in a table, defined the way your course defines them.
- Formulas with every symbol named.
- Exam traps: the mistakes your lecturer warned about.
How it gets made
Sendy writes full notes from the unit's slides, readings and lecture first, then distills those notes into the sheet. Because the sheet comes from the notes and the notes come from your files, every line traces back to something your class covered.
How to use a study guide well
A study guide is for review, not first learning. Read the full notes once, then use the sheet to test yourself: cover the right column of the key terms table and say the definitions out loud, or write the formulas from memory before you look. The exam study plan shows where the sheet fits in the final week.
Questions students ask
Can I print the study guide?
Yes. Each key notes sheet has Download PDF and Print buttons.
Does it make one guide for the whole course?
It makes one sheet per unit. Before a final, print the sheets for the units on the exam and review them together.
Is it different from the full notes?
Yes. The full notes explain everything in sentences. The study guide is the one-page version for quick review.
Which subjects does it work for?
Any course taught through slides and readings. Formula-heavy courses get a formulas section, and reading-heavy courses get more key terms and arguments.