An AI study method that speeds up exam prep
Structure your textbooks and past exam questions, find weak spots with AI quizzes and repeat with flashcards โ itโs a whole different level from just underlining.
"Once I structured the CSAT reading passages, I could see the logic at a glance. Checking with quizzes shows me right away what I donโt know."
Great for
Korean CSAT takers, civil-service exam candidates, certification candidates, students preparing for school exams
Start for freeOrganize your thinking on a blank page โ no XMind needed
Donโt just look at what AI made: create your own central topic, add child and sibling topics, and edit the outline and mind map together.
"I organize things myself from the start and only ask AI for help where I get stuck โ my thinking comes out much clearer."
Great for
Mind-map users, Dynalist and outliner users, students who plan their own studying
Start for freeGet the structure of a long paper before you read it
Organize course textbooks and papers as outlines and mind maps, and add your own topics to fill the gaps. Before exams, review quickly with quizzes.
"Structuring a paper before I read it makes it so much faster to understand. I get a mind map for my presentation right away, too."
Upload class materials, get student quizzes automatically
Structure your class slides or textbook and quizzes for students are generated automatically. Send them to students with a single share link.
"I can make quizzes from my class materials in no time. Students like them, and it saves me a huge amount of time."
A long report on one mind map
Structure reports, meeting notes and proposals, and the key points become clear at a glance. Download them as Word, PDF, XMind, FreeMind, Markdown, Plain text documents or images for meetings and presentations.
"I summed up a long report on one mind map and shared it with the team โ everyone got it much faster."
The heart of a whole book on one mind map
Structure a bookโs key messages, arguments and insights. Polish them into reading notes, and lock in the key points with quizzes.
"I used to forget books soon after reading them. Now that I structure them and take quizzes, the key points stay with me."
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