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Practice tests built from your own class notes
Upload notes, textbook chapters or your prep book. ExamFlow turns them into practice tests, flashcards and study guides, grades your written answers and shows you what to review before finals, AP exams or test day.
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Test prep that follows your class
Every question comes from the material you upload, so it covers what your teacher actually taught and what's in your textbook.
Notes, PDFs and photos
Upload class notes, textbook chapters, review packets or photos of your notebook, handwriting included. AP Bio, APUSH, Chem, Calc: if it's in your material, ExamFlow can quiz you on it.
Practice tests your way
Multiple choice, true/false, short answer and free response. Pick the units, the difficulty and the length, and set a timer to practice under test conditions.
Feedback on free-response answers
AI grades short and long answers and tells you what you got right, what was wrong and what you left out. Grades are an estimate, clearly labeled as AI-graded.
Math and science, step by step
Work through problems in full and get step-by-step feedback that pinpoints where your solution went off track.
Flashcards with spaced repetition
Make 5 to 30 cards from any unit. Rate each card and the ones you miss come back sooner.
“Explain what I got wrong”
Scored under 70%? Your AI teacher explains the concepts behind your mistakes from scratch, with worked examples and practice problems.
From notes to test-ready in four steps
Upload your material
Drop in PDFs and Word files or snap your notebook with your phone.
Organized by unit
Each document goes into the unit you choose, so you can study one unit or the whole course.
Take a practice test
Take it on screen (or print a blank copy) and get your score and feedback right away.
Focus on what you missed
Questions you miss are more likely to show up again, and a study plan maps out the days before your test.
Why use ExamFlow for AP, SAT and high school finals
Rereading notes and highlighting feel like studying, but the research is clear: testing yourself is what makes material stick. The catch is that writing good practice questions takes forever. ExamFlow writes them from the notes and textbook chapters you already have, so your study time goes on answering, not prepping.
For AP classes and finals, that means practice tests that match your class unit by unit. For the SAT or ACT, upload your prep book or your own notes on grammar rules and math concepts and drill them. ExamFlow doesn't include official College Board questions or released exams: use those for full-length practice and ExamFlow for daily review in between.
Free-response and essay questions are where points slip away. The AI feedback on written answers shows what's missing and what's inaccurate, and your AI teacher explains it in the tone you choose, from encouraging to strict. Add flashcards for vocab and formulas and a study plan for the weeks before the test, and you have a routine you can actually keep.
Frequently asked questions
Does ExamFlow have official AP or SAT questions?
No. ExamFlow isn't affiliated with College Board or ACT and doesn't include released exams. It writes new practice questions from the material you upload: class notes, textbook chapters or prep books.
Can it grade free-response answers?
Yes. Short and long answers get an AI-estimated grade with feedback on what was right, what was wrong and what was missing. It's labeled as AI-graded: use it to sharpen your answers, not as a predicted AP score.
Does it work for math?
Yes. Choose practical questions to solve problems step by step; the feedback shows the exact step where your solution went wrong.
Is it free?
You get a 14-day free trial with 30 pages of material and 40 credits, no credit card required: enough for a study guide, a set of flashcards and two practice tests on one unit. After that you can buy a one-off pack or a monthly plan. Prices are in euros.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. ExamFlow runs in your phone's browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app. There's no App Store app yet.
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Before paying anything: 30 pages and 40 credits free for 14 days, no card needed. Enough for a whole topic: a summary, flashcards and two exams.
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One exam prepared from start to finish
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- 600 pages of text PDF (or 60 scanned)
- 5 exams with their correction
- 4 summaries and 2 outlines
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Includes
- 1,200 pages of text PDF (or 120 scanned)
- 10 exams with their correction
- 8 summaries and 5 outlines
- Flashcards and mind maps
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A full course or a big professional exam
1500 credits a month· 30 → 17 topics a month
Includes
- 3,500 pages of text PDF (or 350 scanned)
- 20 exams with their correction
- 15 summaries and 8 outlines
- 5 recite sessions
- Official civil service syllabuses
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