The tools
Measure your WPM and comprehension score in under 3 minutes.
Test My SpeedWords stream one at a time at your chosen WPM. PDF, DOCX, EPUB, 70 classics built in.
Open ReaderBuild decks, import from AI, review in paper-card focus mode. Export as offline HTML.
Build a DeckThree-zone Cornell sheet in-browser — cue column, notes, summary. Save as PDF.
Open Cornell NotesTurn any list into a memorable acrostic phrase, then test your recall instantly.
Build a MnemonicPlace memory stations on famous landmarks or your own photo. Download as PDF.
Build My PalaceVisualise the scan path on any text. Train efficient skimming based on F-pattern research.
Try Diagonal ReaderGuided Survey–Question–Read–Recite–Review worksheet. Sessions auto-save to your browser.
Open Worksheet25-min focus sessions, 5-min breaks, long break after 4. Session counter, configurable intervals, sound notifications.
Start TimerEnter exam dates, subjects, and confidence ratings. Get a prioritised revision schedule with spaced repetition built in.
Build TimetableGenerate an implementation intention card: "When [trigger], I will study [subject] for [duration] at [location]." Copy or print.
Make CommitmentRate your pre-exam anxiety, run a guided box-breathing session, and work through a 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise.
Check In6 questions about subject, source, and learning style. Recommends the best method from Cornell, outline, mind map, charting, boxing, or sentence.
Find My MethodEnter subjects and session length. Get an interleaved rotation that mixes topics every block to improve delayed test recall.
Generate ScheduleBuild a complete argument outline — thesis, PEEL paragraph cards, counterargument, and conclusion — then print or copy your plan.
Plan My EssayGenerate correctly formatted references in Harvard, APA 7th, MLA 9th, Chicago, or Vancouver. Fill in source details, copy instantly.
Format a ReferenceTurn a topic into a specific, arguable claim. Enter your position and reasons, get three thesis variants to sharpen.
Build a ThesisPaste a body paragraph and see whether it has a point, evidence, explanation and link — the four parts markers look for.
Check a ParagraphEnter a word count and get a section-by-section budget: introduction, body paragraphs and conclusion, with paragraph counts.
Plan My Word CountSpaced repetition cards for hedging phrases, analytical verbs and transitions — the vocabulary that carries academic argument.
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Free courses with academic citations and interactive exercises.