Everything for one class, together.
Each class holds its recordings, slides, readings, and notes. Ask questions across all of it, with answers that cite the lecture or page, or let Repeatica do the setup: it sorts your Library into your classes and builds a course from any class.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
- 1
Make a class
One for each class you take, or for anything else you're studying: a thesis, a certification, a side project.
- 2
Add from your Library
The same reading can sit in two classes without a second copy.
- 3
Study across it
Ask questions across the whole class, or ask for a summary or a translation of any lecture or reading.
What it does
The details that make it work.
One reading, many classes
Classes don't own your files, they point to them. Put the same reading in Bio 101 and in Thesis research, and there's still only one copy.
- No duplicate files
- Remove from a class without deleting
- Folders keep your classes tidy in the sidebar
Ask across the class
Ask about everything in a class at once, and get an answer that cites the lecture, slide, or reading it came from.
- Answers with sources you can open
- Compare what different lectures said
- Chats stay with the class
From a class to a course
When the exam gets close, make a course from the class. Lessons follow your material and cite it.
- From material to a plan in one step
- Several courses from one class, like a midterm and a final
- New material can make a new course
Where it helps
A few moments from a real semester.
Each class you take
Bio 101, Econ 202, Organic Chem: each with its own material and chats.
A thesis
Papers, interviews, and notes together, and you can ask questions across all of them.
A class in another language
Recordings, readings, and web pages in one class, with any of them translated into a new note when you need it.
Questions
The short answers.