Study guide generator
Paste notes or the syllabus. Get a printable PDF with key ideas and practice questions.
Nothing sends until you start, and you can change anything afterwards.
Export formats
- PDF (.pdf) Opens anywhere and prints as laid out.
Every export also lands in your Library as an artifact you can revise, share with a link, and pick up again in another chat.
Templates
Study guide from lecture notes
- A three page printable PDF with key concepts, definitions and worked examples
- A self test with an answer key
- It sticks to your notes and flags what they do not cover
Study guide from a textbook chapter
- A four page PDF covering the six topics, with definitions and worked examples
- A self test, with the answer key on the final page
Study guide from an exam topic list
- A four page A4 PDF on the five topics, with key terms and worked examples
- A self test with writing space and an answer key
- A reminder to check your exam board's specification
How it works
- Paste or attach your notes, slides, or the syllabus, and say what you are studying for.
- askROI condenses it into key concepts, definitions, worked examples, and a self test with the answer key on the last page, then lays it out as a PDF.
- Print it, or ask for more questions, a one page cheat sheet, or a focus on the parts you find hardest.
What people use it for
- Exam revision turn a term of notes into something you can actually revise from.
- Catching up make sense of lectures you missed from the slides.
- Professional certifications condense a thick manual into the testable points.
- Teaching give students a guide built from your own material.
Questions
Does it just summarise, or does it test me too?
Both. It ends with a self test that covers every key concept, and the answer key sits on the last page after a page break so you can withhold it while testing.
Can I get flashcards instead?
Ask for a flashcard format and askROI lays the guide out as question and answer pairs you can print and cut, or keep as a PDF.
Will it add material that is not in my notes?
No. It stays strictly within the material you give it and flags gaps rather than importing outside content, so what you revise is what your course actually covered.
Can I edit it after it is generated?
Keep chatting. Ask for a different structure, more detail on one topic, or a shorter version and askROI rebuilds the file.