Study games built from your own notes

Use study games to work with your own notes, not just recognise familiar terms. Upload a focused document, try the available formats and explain your answers. Check anything unclear against the source before repeating the round.

Why games help you remember

Rereading builds familiarity; games build retrieval. Every format asks you to recall, order, match, or spell an answer — and every answer comes with an explanation and a source reference. That is why these fun study games work where highlighting does not: you practice pulling ideas out, not just recognizing them.

As memorization games for studying, they turn passive notes into active practice. The ideas you miss resurface automatically, so you spend time on what you still do not know instead of what you already do.

The seven games

One upload becomes seven ways to practice:

• Multiple choice — pick the right answer.
• True/False — rapid-fire fact checking.
• Flashcards — terms you grade yourself.
• Matching — pair terms with meanings.
• Ordering — sequence processes and steps.
• Fill in the blank — complete the sentence.
• Spell recap — recall exact terminology.

A random arcade mode mixes the formats each round, so online study games never feel repetitive.

Make a game from your own material

To make your own study game, upload a PDF, text file, or Markdown — or type and paste your notes directly. The AI reads the material, finds the key ideas, and builds the games for you. The result is flashcard games wrapped in a gamified learning loop made from your material. You do not need to write a single question.

• Files. PDF, TXT, and Markdown up to 10MB.
• Your notes. Type or paste them — no file needed.
• Languages. English, French, and Arabic, including mixed-language documents.
• Scanned PDFs. Image-only scans need a text layer.

Study games for different subjects

Because the games are built from your material, they work for any subject with readable study content:

• Sciences — biology, chemistry, physics: match terms to definitions, order processes, recall formulas.
• Languages — vocabulary flashcards, fill-in-the-blank grammar, spelling recall.
• Humanities — history, law, literature: sequence events, match cases to outcomes, recall key facts.
• Professional — medicine, certifications, exams: multiple choice and true/false for high-volume revision.

study games for students and free study games start from the same upload — the format changes, the material stays yours.

Gamified learning

Gamified learning works when the game layer serves recall instead of distracting from it: points for right answers, streaks for showing up, and a random arcade that shuffles flashcard games and quizzes so no two sessions feel the same. Everything here stays tied to your material — the game is the delivery, the knowledge is the point.

FAQ

Are these free study games?

You can start free with 10 total scans during a 7-day card-required trial — each upload of your notes or a document costs one scan. The same games are available on every plan.

Can I make my own study game?

Yes. Upload your own notes, a PDF, text file, or Markdown, or type and paste them. The AI builds the games from your material — you do not need to write questions yourself.

What subjects work?

Any subject with readable study material: sciences, languages, history, law, medicine, certifications, and more.

Do I need to prepare my material first?

No. Upload PDFs, text, or Markdown as they are — readable files up to 10MB — or paste your notes. The tool does the extracting and organizing.