File it once
Notes, lecture slides, PDFs and past papers, filed under the unit they belong to. That library is the only thing the tutor reads.
The AI that actually did your readings.
Feed it your notes, slides and past papers. als learns your units and revises with you, quoting the exact lecture it got the answer from so you can check it.
One library. Every answer traced back to it.
Four things, and nothing else. als is not a chatbot with your notes bolted on the side; the library is the whole product.
Ask in your own words
Ask the way you would ask a classmate. Answers come back with the lecture and page behind them, so you can check the source rather than trust the machine.
Revise against yourself
Quizzes are generated from your own material, not a question bank, so a wrong answer points at a page you can go and reread.
Keep the semester straight
Timetable, CATs, assignments and exams on one calendar, with a streak that counts the days you actually studied.
Three steps, once per unit.
01
Add the unit
Name it the way your department does. Everything you file after that belongs to it, so the tutor never mixes two courses.
02
Upload the material
Slides, PDFs, past papers, or a photograph of handwritten notes. als reads it, indexes it, and tells you what it now knows.
03
Ask, quiz, repeat
Ask anything the material covers. Generate a quiz the night before a CAT. Every answer names the page it came from.
More on the thinking behind it on the about page.
Bring your own coursework.
Install it, file one lecture, and ask it something only your lecturer would know. That is the whole test.