One document with a study guide (a big-picture summary, then each topic's core idea, key terms, a worked example, and common mistakes), about 20 flashcards, and a practice quiz of 10 multiple choice and 2 short-answer questions with an answer key. Alongside it comes an audio recap of about three minutes.

Can I get only some of it?

Yes. Ask for only the parts you want, such as the flashcards and the quiz, and it makes only those. For a single piece, the AI Study Guide Generator, AI Flashcard Maker, and AI Quiz Generator each do one job.

Can I get it as a Word document instead?

Yes. The kit is a PDF by default so it prints cleanly. Ask for Word when you want to edit it.

What is the audio recap?

A spoken summary of about three minutes, read by one narrator or talked through by two hosts: it opens with a puzzle, covers the big picture and the most tested ideas, walks through one worked example, and ends with three recall questions. Ask for one voice or two if you have a preference.

Will it add things that are not in my notes?

Every item is grounded in your material, and anything added from general knowledge is marked as such. If the material is too thin for the usual counts, it says so and makes fewer items.

It does not write your assignments, look up your course's real exam, or grade work you did outside the chat. It studies from the material you give it.

AI Study Kit Maker

Bring your notes, slides, or syllabus. Get one PDF with a study guide, flashcards, and a practice quiz with an answer key, plus an audio recap to listen to on the go.

Updated October 2026

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PDF (.pdf)Opens anywhere and prints as laid out.
Word document (.docx)Opens in Word, Pages, and Google Docs.
Audio track (.mp3)Download it, or play it in the app.

Every export also lands in your Library as an artifact you can revise, share with a link, and pick up again in another chat.

How it works

Paste or upload your notes, slides, a syllabus, past exams, or a lecture transcript, and say when the exam is.
askROI's Build a study kit tool maps the material, then builds one PDF with a study guide, about 20 flashcards, and a practice quiz with an answer key, and makes a three minute audio recap at the same time.
Print or download the PDF, play the recap, or take the quiz in the chat and get graded on each answer.

What people use it for

Exam weekget everything to study from in one pass, with what to study first given your weak areas and the time left.
Lecture notescondense a semester's notes into a guide that is shorter than the source and focused on what the exams weigh most.
Studying on the golisten to the audio recap on a commute, then drill the flashcards at your desk.
Self-testingtake the practice quiz in the chat, get each answer graded, and see later questions steer toward what you missed.
Flashcard appsask for a two-column CSV of the cards to import into Anki or Quizlet.

Questions

What is in the kit?: One document with a study guide (a big-picture summary, then each topic's core idea, key terms, a worked example, and common mistakes), about 20 flashcards, and a practice quiz of 10 multiple choice and 2 short-answer questions with an answer key. Alongside it comes an audio recap of about three minutes.
Can I get only some of it?: Yes. Ask for only the parts you want, such as the flashcards and the quiz, and it makes only those. For a single piece, the AI Study Guide Generator, AI Flashcard Maker, and AI Quiz Generator each do one job.
Can I get it as a Word document instead?: Yes. The kit is a PDF by default so it prints cleanly. Ask for Word when you want to edit it.
What is the audio recap?: A spoken summary of about three minutes, read by one narrator or talked through by two hosts: it opens with a puzzle, covers the big picture and the most tested ideas, walks through one worked example, and ends with three recall questions. Ask for one voice or two if you have a preference.
Will it add things that are not in my notes?: Every item is grounded in your material, and anything added from general knowledge is marked as such. If the material is too thin for the usual counts, it says so and makes fewer items.
What does it not do?: It does not write your assignments, look up your course's real exam, or grade work you did outside the chat. It studies from the material you give it.