One sentence, a whole course.
Type what you're studying for. Repeatica reads your material and your exam, sizes the course, and shows the plan with its price, then builds it: modules of short lessons, each ending with a graded check. Add an exam date to see the days left, or start from your slides and it follows your class.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
- 1
Say what you're studying
One line is enough: "Bio 101 midterm on November 4". Add slides, a recording, or a reading if you have them.
- 2
Check the plan
Repeatica shows the plan and its price first: 4 credits plus 3 a lesson. Confirm, and it builds the course.
- 3
Learn, then practice
Each lesson takes 5 to 30 minutes and ends with a short check in your exam's format.
What it does
The details that make it work.
From one line, or from your material
No slides yet? The course starts from general knowledge of the subject at your level. A course is fixed once it's made, so when new material comes in, make a new course from it.
- Works with nothing but a sentence
- Lessons from your material cite the slide, page, or lecture
- Lessons without your material are labeled "General knowledge"
What's left, and what's next
The course overview shows the lessons left and, once you add an exam date, the days left too. The next lesson is one tap away, and every module has a Practice button for when you want more questions.
- Lessons left and days left, side by side
- The next lesson, ready to start
- Practice any module when you choose
Lessons that end in practice
Every lesson is short and ends with a practice check of 3 to 5 questions. A lesson counts as done when you've practiced it, not when you've scrolled past it.
- Questions in your exam's format
- Every answer explains itself
- Ask Repeatica beside the lesson when something doesn't click
Where it helps
A few moments from a real semester.
A midterm in two weeks
"Bio 101 midterm on November 4" becomes a course sized to the 14 days you have, with the days left always in view.
A class you fell behind in
Add the lecture recordings and slides, and the course follows what your professor actually covered.
Something you want to learn
Intro to Python with no exam: no date and no countdown, just the next lesson whenever you have time.
Questions
The short answers.
Learn it once.
Free to start. Everything for your semester, in one study space.
Build your first course