Slated Study — material to workspace
Upload your notes, your slides, or the lecture recording. What you get back is a workspace built entirely from your own material — not the internet's version of the course.
Lecture slides, a chapter PDF, a photo of the whiteboard, pasted notes, or an hour-long lecture recording.
Every source is read once — video included — and turned into a structured map of the topics, concepts, formulas and facts in your course.
Generate the tool you want when you want it. Each one is built from your material and saved, so coming back is instant.
A five-minute orientation in your own material: summary, main topics, and the definitions most likely to be tested.
Organised notes grouped by topic, with worked examples and callouts for the classic exam traps.
A full deck covering every definition, concept, formula and date. Flip with a click or the space bar.
Written fresh every time — never the same quiz twice. Scored instantly, with exactly what to review.
A full-length paper in the shape of the real one, built from the material you actually have.
Ask anything about the course. It answers from your notes first and says plainly when something isn't in them.
Your own material. Every tool is generated from the sources in that project, and the tutor says so plainly when something you've asked about isn't in them rather than filling the gap.
Yes. Adding a source to a finished project rebuilds the study tools around the fuller set — you don't start a new project every time a lecture happens.
No. Quizzes and practice exams are written fresh on each run, which is the difference between practising and re-reading an answer you've memorised.
Yes. A lecture recording is read the same way a PDF is, and ends up in the same map of the course as everything else you've uploaded.