We built Gradiuz because studying still feels way more manual than it should.
Most students already have the material they need: PDFs, lecture slides, handwritten notes, screenshots, textbook pages, lectures' audio. But those materials usually just sit there. They are useful, but passive. To actually study from them, you still have to spend hours turning them into flashcards, quizzes, summaries, mind maps, or Anki decks.
That gap bothered us.
Quizlet and Anki are powerful, but they still expect you to create the cards yourself. Anki also has a learning curve that scares a lot of students away before spaced repetition can actually help them. Meanwhile, summaries, mind maps, quizzes, and flashcards usually live in separate tools, so students end up jumping between three or four apps instead of just learning.
Gradiuz is our attempt to remove that friction.
You upload your raw study material - a PDF, photo, document, or audio notes - and Gradiuz turns it into study tools instantly: flashcards, quizzes, summaries, mind maps, and spaced repetition material from the same source.
The goal is not to replace learning. It is to remove the boring setup work that prevents people from starting.
We wanted Gradiuz to feel like the moment where your messy notes finally become something alive. Something you can test yourself with. Something you can review. Something that helps you understand the structure of a topic instead of staring at a folder full of files and feeling behind.
Studying often feels heavy before it even begins. You open a PDF, see 80 pages, and your brain already wants to quit. Gradiuz is built for that moment. It gives you a first step, then another, then a way to keep going.
We built it because students do not need another place to store notes.
They need a bridge from "I have material" to "I am ready to study."
That is Gradiuz.
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Uploaded a messy photo of my handwritten chem notes and got a clean quiz in under a minute. Way more useful than I expected.
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The way Gradiuz handles the upload-to-quiz flow feels really smooth, almost instant. Love that it just works from a casual phone snap of handwritten notes.
The flashcard feature is intuitive and allows you to create custom decks in just a few minutes, while the quizzes really help cement concepts in your long-term memory. What I appreciate most is the ability to review the topics I get wrong most often, thanks to spaced repetition. The interface is clean and free of distractions. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a serious, effective study tool, whether for school or university.
Uploaded a messy photo of my handwritten chem notes and got a clean quiz in under a minute. Way more useful than I expected.
The way Gradiuz handles the upload-to-quiz flow feels really smooth, almost instant. Love that it just works from a casual phone snap of handwritten notes.