Turn the lecture slides into flashcard quizzes
The most troublesome thing during the final exam week is not the lack of materials, but rather having an overwhelming amount of them: courseware from an entire semester, two hours of recorded lectures, and YouTube links sent over by the teachers. What Study Slay does is to process all this information and produce notes, flashcards, and short quizzes as a result.
You can upload PDF files, slides, Google Documents, web links, or class recordings. If a recording is provided, a transcript will also be generated automatically. After the generation is complete, you can also chat with an assistant named Leo; if you have any questions about certain concepts, it will provide detailed information, indicating exactly which slide or which part of the recording contains the relevant content, making it very convenient for verification.
The free version allows users to create a complete set of learning materials. With the free version, Leo sends 5 messages daily, and the recording duration is limited to 1 hour at most. The Pro version can be purchased annually for $99.99, which amounts to $8.33 per month. With the Pro version, the recording duration is increased to 4 hours, and notes can also be translated into more than 30 different languages. The data can be synchronized across web pages, as well as iPhone and iPad devices.
The interface is entirely in English, making it extremely convenient for international students to use.