Hi Product Hunt 👋 Ace the Test started from something I kept doing wrong: rereading notes feels like studying, but it isn't. What actually works is answering questions. The problem is that writing good questions from your own material takes longer than just rereading it one more time — so nobody does it. So the app does that part. Upload a PDF, a photo of your handwritten notes, or plain text, and Gemini writes multiple-choice and true/false questions from that material only, each with an explanation, in about 30 seconds. Two things changed a lot along the way: 1. Distractors turned out to be the whole product. Early versions produced questions you could answer without having read anything, because the wrong options were obviously wrong. There is now an explicit rule in the generation prompt: roughly 30% of items are built around near-synonyms, conditionals, partial truths and negation — the traps real exams use. The rest stay straightforward recall, because a test made only of traps measures reading care rather than knowledge. 2. Generation is not the valuable part. One-off question generation is a commodity in 2026. The thing worth paying for is the accuracy and weak-topic history that builds up over weeks, so I moved the paid tier onto that axis instead of charging per generation, and made the free plan permanent — tracking means nothing until you have some history. Eight interface languages, and questions come back in whatever language you uploaded. Honest gap: there is no try-it-without-an-account demo yet. The backend endpoint for it isn't shipped, so today you need a free account (no card) to generate anything. It's the next thing I'm building. The feedback I want most: upload one page of your own material and tell me whether you could have answered the questions without reading it. That's the failure mode I care about.

Ace the Test

Turn any PDF or photo of your notes into a practice test.

Turn any PDF or photo of your notes into a practice test.