Don't just ask. Get it handled.
Ask Repeatica about one lecture, a whole class, or everything you've added, and every answer shows its sources. Then tell it what you need: it writes the note, sorts your Library into classes, or plans a course for your exam, and shows you what it will do before it does it.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
- 1
Bring your material in
Recordings, slides, readings, and videos land in your Library with their text.
- 2
Ask, or say what you need
A question, or a job: "save that as a note", "sort my Library", "a course for my midterm".
- 3
Check it, then confirm
Answers cite the page, slide, or lecture. Anything Repeatica makes or changes shows on a card, with its price, before it happens.
What it does
The details that make it work.
It does the busywork
Ask Repeatica doesn't stop at the answer. It writes the note and files it in the right class, sorts a semester of files into classes, plans a course sized to your exam, or starts a practice set. Each one shows on a card first, with its price, and nothing happens until you confirm.
- Notes, classes, courses, and practice sets
- The plan and the price before anything happens
- It never does the learning for you
As narrow or as wide as you need
Ask about the reading you just opened, everything in Bio 101, or every class at once. The question decides the scope, not the folder you happen to be in.
- One lecture or a whole class
- Or your whole Library, on every plan
- Chats stay where you asked them
Answers you can check
Repeatica answers from your material and shows where each answer came from. If your material doesn't cover something, it says so.
- Citations to the page or slide
- Compare what two lectures said
- Open the source in one tap
Right beside the lesson
Stuck in a course lesson? Ask Repeatica beside it for an explanation, an example, or a quick quiz, without losing your place.
- It knows the lesson you're on
- Explanations, examples, and quizzes
- It won't write your assignments
Where it helps
A few moments from a real semester.
At the start of the semester
Drop in every file you have, and Repeatica sorts them by class.
While revising
Ask how two lectures connect, then save the answer as a note in that class.
When a concept won't click
Ask for a simpler explanation and an example, drawn from your own slides.
Questions
The short answers.