Revise your lecture notes with Revvy
Upload a PDF, slides or photos of your notes. Revvy reads them and makes a summary, practice questions and flashcards from what your lecturer actually taught.
Works in your browser and on Android.
Bring whatever your lecturer gives you
Handouts, slides and even pictures of your notebook all work. Each file can be up to 50 MB.
- PDFsHandouts and past questions
- PowerPointLecture slides as they were shared
- Word documentsTyped notes and course outlines
- PhotosPictures of handwritten notes
Everything you need for the exam is already in your lecture notes. Revvy helps you go through them properly, one course at a time, until it sticks.
What Revvy makes from your notes
See every featureSummaries
A short read of a long handout, with the key terms pulled out.
Key points
The handful of ideas each lecture really rests on.
Practice quizzes
Multiple choice questions with a timer and a review at the end.
Flashcards
Tap to flip, and keep going until you stop forgetting them.
Podcasts
Two hosts talk through your material while you are on the move.
Ask Revvy
Ask a question out loud or by typing, answered from your notes.
Keep at it, a little every day
Revise on consecutive days to grow your streak and earn badges along the way. When you want company, start a quiz room and play against your coursemates.
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- 2Ada980
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Meet Revvy
Revvy is the orange study buddy who lives in the app. You will find Revvy wherever there is work to do.
Reads your material
Revvy goes through every page you upload before anything is made.
Greets you each day
Open the app and Revvy points you to the course you were last on.
Hosts your podcasts
Put your earphones in and Revvy talks you through the lecture.
Cheers your streak
Show up again tomorrow and Revvy is the first to notice.
Study guides
Practical ways to revise, from the people building Revyse.
How to make flashcards from your lecture notes that you will actually use
Good flashcards are short, specific and in your own words. Here is how to turn a lecture handout into a deck you will keep coming back to.Read the guide
How to take photos of handwritten notes that are easy to study from
A blurry photo of your notebook is hard to read for you and for any app. These tips help you take clear photos of handwritten lecture notes in a few seconds.Read the guideHow to revise from your lecture notes without just rereading them
Rereading your notes feels like studying but most of it does not stay. Here is a simple way to revise from lecture notes so you remember them in the exam hall.Read the guide
Start with your next lecture
Upload one set of notes and see what Revvy makes from it.