TikoNote
Study smarter from PDFs, videos & notes using AI
AI Study App to Learn Faster with the Feynman Technique
TikoNote is the AI study app that turns your notes, PDFs & lectures into flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and AI-powered summaries — study smarter, not harder.
Features
- Turn PDFs, notes & lectures into flashcards instantly
- AI-generated quizzes to test your knowledge
- Auto-generated mind maps from any content
- AI-powered summaries of long documents
- Feynman technique mode to learn by teaching
- Spaced repetition for long-term retention
- Upload PDFs, paste notes, or record lectures
- Study progress tracking
Use Cases
- Studying for exams and finals
- Turning lecture recordings into study material
- Summarizing dense textbook chapters
- Prepping flashcards before a test
- Reviewing class notes more efficiently
- Breaking down complex topics using the Feynman technique
- Building mind maps for essay or exam prep
Comments
Hey everyone 👋 I made TikoNote because studying was always a mess for me. Notes in one place, PDFs in another, and no easy way to actually check if I understood the material. TikoNote takes your notes, PDFs, or lecture recordings and turns them into flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, and summaries. My favorite part is the Feynman mode. The idea is simple: you don't really know something until you can explain it in your own words. So instead of just rereading notes, you explain the topic back and it shows you what you're missing. I'm building this alone, so any feedback helps a lot. Bugs, ideas, complaints, all welcome. Quick question for you: what's the hardest part of studying for you? Staying organized, actually remembering stuff, or just staying motivated?
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Hey everyone 👋 I made TikoNote because studying was always a mess for me. Notes in one place, PDFs in another, and no easy way to actually check if I understood the material. TikoNote takes your notes, PDFs, or lecture recordings and turns them into flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, and summaries. My favorite part is the Feynman mode. The idea is simple: you don't really know something until you can explain it in your own words. So instead of just rereading notes, you explain the topic back and it shows you what you're missing. I'm building this alone, so any feedback helps a lot. Bugs, ideas, complaints, all welcome. Quick question for you: what's the hardest part of studying for you? Staying organized, actually remembering stuff, or just staying motivated?
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