Everything Revvy makes from your notes
Each one comes from the material you uploaded, so you revise what will actually be in your exam.
Summaries you can finish in one sitting
Long handouts become a short read with the key points and terms pulled out. If you would rather listen, Revvy reads the summary out loud.
- Summary, key points and key terms
- Listen to it instead of reading
- 1Studies what can be computed and how efficiently.
- 2Has three branches. Automata, computability and complexity.
- 3Uses simple machine models to reason about real computers.
- 4A finite automaton reads input one symbol at a time.
Practice questions and flashcards
Test yourself on your own material before the exam does. At the end you get your score and a review of every question with the right answer.
- Multiple choice quizzes with a timer
- Flashcards that bring back what you keep forgetting
A finite automaton has no
- States
- Memory beyond its current state
- Input alphabet
Correct. Three in a row, keep going.
Ask Revvy out loud
Tap the mic and ask a question about your course, the way you would ask a coursemate. Revvy answers from your own notes and tells you so. If you are somewhere quiet, type instead.
Things students ask
- Explain this like I am in 100 level
- Give me an example from the notes
- What should I focus on for the test?
- Quiz me on this topic
Turn a lecture into a podcast
Revvy writes a short episode where two hosts talk through your material. Put your earphones in on the bus to campus and revise without opening a book.
- Made from the material you uploaded
- Skip back 15 seconds when something goes over your head
Start with your next lecture
Upload one set of notes and see what Revvy makes from it.