Stop passively reading. Start actively learning. KwizzEase is your AI study partner. ✨ FEATURES: 📄 File-to-Quiz: Turn PDFs & notes into mock tests in seconds. 📸 Photo-to-Flashcards: Snap pics to create active recall decks. 🔒 Deep Work Mode: We block distracting apps. To unlock them, you MUST pass a quiz based on your material. 🔥 Analytics: Track study streaks. Perfect for UPSC, NEET, JEE, or University. Don't just memorize—master your syllabus.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Chandan , the creator of KwizzEase.
As a student, I realized that reading PDFs and highlighting notes gave me a false sense of competence. I felt like I was learning, but I wasn't retaining anything. I needed a way to test myself instantly without spending hours writing out manual flashcards.
That's why I built KwizzEase. It uses AI to parse your study materials and generate MCQs, True/False, and Flashcards instantly.
But we added a twist: We realized the biggest enemy of studying isn't difficulty; it's distraction. So we built Deep Work Mode. It blocks your social media apps, and the only way to unlock them is to pass a quiz from your own notes. 😈
We just pushed a major update with study streaks and a calendar view. I'd love to hear your feedback on the AI generation quality and the Deep Work flow!
Happy studying! 🚀
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How accurate is the quiz generation for technical subjects, like engineering notes or dense PDF chapters? Wondering if it can actually handle equations and diagrams well or if it struggles past plain text.
@brahimo9zc It’s a bit of a mixed bag for heavy STEM subjects. It excels at pulling concepts, definitions, and factual questions from dense paragraphs or engineering chapters. However, it definitely struggles past plain text. It can't natively read diagrams yet, and complex equations can be hit or miss depending on how the PDF is formatted. It’s perfect for conceptual review, but maybe not for advanced, math-heavy problem sets.
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Photo-to-flashcards worked surprisingly well on my messy handwritten notes, and the deep work mode actually forced me to review material before unlocking other apps.
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how does the deep work mode actually block other apps on different operating systems, and is that functionality locked behind a paid plan?
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How accurate is the quiz generation for technical subjects, like engineering notes or dense PDF chapters? Wondering if it can actually handle equations and diagrams well or if it struggles past plain text.
ScrollToll
@brahimo9zc It’s a bit of a mixed bag for heavy STEM subjects. It excels at pulling concepts, definitions, and factual questions from dense paragraphs or engineering chapters. However, it definitely struggles past plain text. It can't natively read diagrams yet, and complex equations can be hit or miss depending on how the PDF is formatted. It’s perfect for conceptual review, but maybe not for advanced, math-heavy problem sets.
Photo-to-flashcards worked surprisingly well on my messy handwritten notes, and the deep work mode actually forced me to review material before unlocking other apps.
how does the deep work mode actually block other apps on different operating systems, and is that functionality locked behind a paid plan?