AI Study Guide Generator

For students: a guide built around what you already know

A published study guide is written for everyone taking the course, so it spends the same number of pages on the chapter you understood the first time as on the one you did not. A study guide maker that asks about you can do better. When you create a study guide here, you describe your background and set your own proficiency level, and the guide is written to that level.

Use the goals to ask for more attention on weak areas. For example: "I understand descriptive statistics, so focus on inference and hypothesis testing." Check the preview to see whether the planned emphasis matches what you need.

You can request a review list, practice questions, answers, and common mistakes as topics or goals. The generated content may not match an official exam, so compare it with the current syllabus and verify every suggested answer.

A student guide uses the Personal license, which costs $2-$35 depending on the length you choose. Available estimates are Short (30-50 pages), Essential (70-100), Detailed (150-200), and Comprehensive (250-300). You read it in the online reader on any device, and you can download it as EPUB for a Kindle or phone and as PDF for printing. There is no subscription. You pay for the guide you create and keep it.

For teachers: one guide, your whole class

With the Educational license you create a study guide for $35.99 and share it with every student in the class. The license is per guide, not per student or seat.

Describe the reader as your students rather than yourself: their grade or course level, what they covered before this unit, and where they usually struggle. Put the topics in the order you teach them. Add goals that reflect your assessment, such as "practice questions should match the format of the unit test" or "include the vocabulary students must define on the exam". The free table of contents shows you the chapter order before you pay, so you can check it against your pacing guide.

The Educational license includes the online reader, EPUB, and PDF. You can post the reviewed PDF with your class materials or print copies. You can reuse the same guide in later terms.

What the Educational license does not include

The Educational license does not include the Word (.docx) download, so you cannot edit the guide's text after it is created. What you get is what the creator wrote from your inputs, which is why the free preview of the table of contents matters: it is the moment to fix the structure. If you need to edit the text in Word or Google Docs, add your own examples, or insert page references from your textbook, choose the Commercial license ($39.99) instead. It includes the Word and Markdown downloads and allows sharing with students as well.

The Educational license is for sharing the guide with students in a course you teach. It does not allow selling the guide or publishing it under your name.