Exam in 3 days and 200 pages of notes?

At university, study material changes completely. There is no single textbook: there are lecture notes, professor slides, academic papers, shared PDFs and handwritten notes. Managing that volume of information and turning it into effective study is a massive challenge. ExamFlow accepts any format — PDFs, Word documents, photos of handwritten notes — and processes it with OCR and artificial intelligence to structure it by topic and make it instantly accessible.

What sets ExamFlow apart from other tools is that exams are generated exclusively from your own material. These are not generic questions pulled from the internet: they are questions about the concepts, definitions and arguments that appear in your notes. This is crucial at university, where every professor has their own approach and specific syllabus. You can generate mock exams by selecting the topics covered, retake them with new questions and practise without limits right up to exam day.

ExamFlow's correction is calibrated for university-level academic rigour. It expects precise terminology, solid argumentation and thorough answers. Spaced-repetition flashcards help you retain concepts long-term — essential in theory-heavy degrees like Law, Medicine, Business or Psychology. And if you have questions about your material, the AI chat answers based on your own notes, like a tutor who has read exactly what you have.