I m Sahil, the solo founder of Mindley.
While exploring different AI study tools, I kept noticing the same problem: students needed one app for notes, another for flashcards, another for quizzes, another for tutoring, and another to manage their study schedule.
Studying was becoming more about managing tools than actually learning.
That s why I built Mindley.
Would love to see a spaced repetition schedule built into the flashcards so it knows when to resurface tricky cards based on how well you actually remember them, kind of like Anki does automatically.
@zafer173643 Great suggestion, Zafer! A smart spaced-repetition system is definitely something I’m considering for the flashcards.
Finally tried Mindley on a dense research PDF and the mind map view actually made the structure click for me. The flashcard auto-generation was hit or miss, but the active recall prompts felt surprisingly useful.
@ahepgul5718 thanks for your helpful feedback we really appreciate that
honestly love how clean the interface is, especially the way the notes and flashcards sit side by side without feeling cramped. makes the whole study flow actually feel usable instead of bloated with features you never touch.
@selinkutbag9gj Thank you, Selin! Keeping the study experience clean and focused was one of our biggest priorities.
The mind map view from a PDF is genuinely well executed, it pulls out the structure without making me dig through pages. Nice touch letting one source become flashcards and quizzes at the same time.
@rmeysaertuvujj Thank you, Rümeysa! I’m glad you liked the mind map and the ability to create multiple study resources from one file.
the mind map view is genuinely cool, you know? being able to throw a dense PDF in and actually see how ideas connect visually makes studying feel way less painful than highlighting the same paragraph for the third time
the way it handles video content alongside PDFs in one workspace is a really thoughtful touch, makes the whole study flow feel cohesive instead of fragmented
@zlem94817150606 Thank you, Özlem! The goal was to keep every learning resource connected inside one simple workspace.