Snap a photo of your notes and KnowUp's AI turns them into flashcards in seconds β or bring your existing Anki decks. Then it learns your forgetting curve and resurfaces each card right before you'd forget it, with a built-in AI tutor to explain anything you're stuck on.
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Making flashcards is the most annoying part of studying β so with KnowUp, you don't. Just snap a photo of your textbook or notes, and AI turns the page into a set of question-and-answer cards in seconds. Already have decks in Anki or Quizlet? Import them and pick up right where you left off. πΈ
But the real problem isn't making cards β it's remembering them. So KnowUp learns your forgetting curve and resurfaces each card at the exact moment right before you'd forget it. More retention, fewer reps.
What makes it click:
πΈ Photo OCR β a page of notes β a deck of flashcards, instantly. π₯ Import β bring your existing Anki (.apkg) and Quizlet decks in one step. π€ Ask Tomo β a built-in AI tutor that explains any card you're stuck on: the meaning, memory hooks, and examples.
Free to start (10 decks + monthly OCR and AI credits, core features fully usable). Premium unlocks unlimited decks, unlimited OCR, and unlimited AI explanations.
I'd love your feedback β especially on OCR accuracy, the Anki import, and the first-run experience. What's stopped you from sticking with a study habit before? π
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One thing that would really help me is a quick way to tag or group decks by class so I can filter my study sessions. Right now if I'm juggling three subjects it's hard to jump straight into the right one without scrolling.
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@ensarnafqΒ yeah totally fair, scrolling to find the right deck gets old fast when you're juggling a few subjects. been thinking about adding subject folders + a way to jump straight into just that one β sounds like that'd be right up your alley? noting this down π
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The way it pulls in your existing Anki decks without forcing a painful migration is such a thoughtful touch, especially for anyone who's already sunk years into their cards.
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@zgurbuzogl23098Β Really appreciate that! Not making people start from scratch was non-negotiable for me, so it's nice to hear that landed. Thanks for the kind words π
Hey Product Hunt! π
Making flashcards is the most annoying part of studying β so with KnowUp,
you don't. Just snap a photo of your textbook or notes, and AI turns the
page into a set of question-and-answer cards in seconds. Already have decks
in Anki or Quizlet? Import them and pick up right where you left off. πΈ
But the real problem isn't making cards β it's remembering them. So KnowUp
learns your forgetting curve and resurfaces each card at the exact moment
right before you'd forget it. More retention, fewer reps.
What makes it click:
πΈ Photo OCR β a page of notes β a deck of flashcards, instantly.
π₯ Import β bring your existing Anki (.apkg) and Quizlet decks in one step.
π€ Ask Tomo β a built-in AI tutor that explains any card you're stuck on:
the meaning, memory hooks, and examples.
Free to start (10 decks + monthly OCR and AI credits, core features fully
usable). Premium unlocks unlimited decks, unlimited OCR, and unlimited AI
explanations.
I'd love your feedback β especially on OCR accuracy, the Anki import, and the
first-run experience. What's stopped you from sticking with a study habit
before? π
One thing that would really help me is a quick way to tag or group decks by class so I can filter my study sessions. Right now if I'm juggling three subjects it's hard to jump straight into the right one without scrolling.
@ensarnafqΒ yeah totally fair, scrolling to find the right deck gets old fast when you're juggling a few subjects. been thinking about adding subject folders + a way to jump straight into just that one β sounds like that'd be right up your alley? noting this down π
The way it pulls in your existing Anki decks without forcing a painful migration is such a thoughtful touch, especially for anyone who's already sunk years into their cards.
@zgurbuzogl23098Β Really appreciate that! Not making people start from scratch was non-negotiable for me, so it's nice to hear that landed. Thanks for the kind words π