Use cases

One link for your study group's notes

Everyone drops in their notes, slides and recordings. Anyone can ask a question and see which source the answer came from.

Start a space

Study material ends up everywhere: slides on the course site, someone's notes in a group chat, a lecture recording on a phone. The night before an exam, nobody can find the part they need.

A space puts it all behind one link. Share it with the group, let everyone add what they have, and ask it questions the way you'd ask a classmate who took good notes.

What to add

Lecture slides as PowerPoint or PDF
Your own notes, typed or as photos of handwritten pages
Readings and papers as PDFs or links
Lecture and revision-session recordings
The course outline and past questions

How it helps

Everyone adds, nobody sets up

No accounts and no invites to accept. Whoever has the link can add their notes and ask questions.

Answers you can check

Each answer cites the sources it used. Tap a citation to open the slide, page or recording it came from.

Your questions stay yours

The group shares the material, but each person's chat history is private, so ask the basic questions too.

Questions you could ask

Summarise week 4 in five bullet points.
What did the lecturer say would be on the exam?
Explain the difference between mitosis and meiosis using our notes.
Write ten practice questions from chapter 3.
Where do my notes and the slides disagree?

How to start

Add something. Open a new space and drop in a file, a link or a note. That creates the space and its link.
Ask. Open Chat and ask in plain words. Answers cite the sources they used.
Share. Copy the link and send it. Anyone who has it can add and ask. Nobody needs an account.

Questions and answers

Do my classmates need an account?

No. Anyone with the link can open the space, add material and ask questions. Accounts are optional and only keep your spaces across devices.

Can the answers be wrong?

They can. Answers come from what's in the space and cite their sources, so check anything important against the source before you rely on it.

Am I allowed to upload course material?

Only add material you have the right to use and share. If you're unsure, check your course's rules on sharing slides and recordings.

Try it with your own material

No account and nothing to install. The first thing you add creates your space and its share link.