Study from your own notes

Make the effort show up in the grade.

Re-reading feels like studying, but exams test recall. BrainBerry photographs your notes, turns them into questions, and drills the ones you miss until they stick.

One rule, always.

It will teach you anything. It will never do your assignment. Every question comes from your own notes, never from the internet.

What it does

Three things, done properly.

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Snap your notes

Photograph a page of handwritten notes, a slide, or a textbook page. BrainBerry reads it and writes exam-style questions that cover the ideas on that page, with answers taken only from what you wrote.

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Answer from memory

Recall quizzes make you write the answer before you see it. Multiple choice is there as a warm-up. Every answer is graded against your notes with feedback that names exactly what you missed.

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Watch it stick

A study streak, weekly accuracy, and a coverage bar for every class show how much of your notes you have been quizzed on and how much you have mastered.

How it works

From a photo to a passed exam.

  1. Add a class and snap a page

    Each photo is read in about a minute. A dense page of notes becomes 20 to 30 questions; a textbook page becomes the 8 to 15 a professor would actually ask.

  2. Pick a quiz

    Choose recall, multiple choice, or a mix, and 5, 10, 15, or 20 questions. The app tells you when a bigger quiz would cover questions you have never seen.

  3. Get graded like a teacher would

    Got it, almost, or not yet, with a sentence on what was right and what was missing, plus the answer straight from your notes.

  4. Misses come back sooner

    Questions you missed are asked again first. Ones you know return later to make sure they stay known.

  5. Keep the streak

    One answer a day keeps it alive. The dashboard shows your week at a glance and how much of each class you have mastered.

Coverage, not just scores

A 5-question quiz on a page that produced 20 questions leaves 15 untested. BrainBerry tracks every question generated from your notes and shows the gap, so studying means covering the material, not repeating the easy parts.

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"I watched your effort not get paid what it earned. This fixes the exchange rate."

Get the app

BrainBerry for iPhone

BrainBerry is in early access. Install it through TestFlight, create an account in the app, and photograph your first page of notes.

Requires iOS 16 or later. An Android build is planned.
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