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Quizzes, Flashcards, Feynman AI—all from your notes.

Notionary turns your raw notes, lectures, and voice rants into AI-powered study guides.

One tap unlocks multiple-choice / true or false quizzes, flashcards, and Feynman breakdowns.

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How to ace your next test in three steps:

Download. Dump notes. Drill smart—quizzes, cards, and AI-explainations ready to go.

1. Grab the app
Download Notionary on any device to find your new quick-fix study squad, free to start.
2. Feed your notes
Snap pics, type rants, upload PDFs or audio. Upload it to Notionary and AI sorts the mess in seconds.
3. Ace the test
Quizzes, flashcards, and Feynman AI help you drill what matters and pass with flying colors.
AI Notes

Dump all your notes in.

Import content in nearly any format: typed text, scanned notes, PDFs, voice recordings, audio uploads, or YouTube links. Notionary instantly converts it into clean, summarized notes.

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Flashcards

Flip to remember.

Custom flashcards from your notes—shuffle, track hits, focus on what sticks. Flashcards offer quick reps for long-term wins.

Quizzes

Test yourself quick.

Multiple-choice and True or False quizzes from your notes are the real MVPs. Latest results highlight where you still need to improve.

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Feynman AI

Explain it like I'm 5.

Feynman AI breaks down tough stuff in simple terms, quizzes your understanding, and gives feedback on your explanations.

Finals have you spiraling?

Get Notionary and save yourself from tanking that bio midterm.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Notionary?

Notionary is an AI-powered study companion that transforms raw knowledge into structured, interactive study materials. You can import content in nearly any form—typed text, scanned notes, PDFs, voice recordings, audio uploads, or YouTube links—and Notionary instantly converts it into clean, summarized notes.

Each note can then generate flashcards, adaptive quizzes, mind maps, translations, transcripts, and AI-guided Feynman explanations with a single tap. It’s built for students who want to learn faster, stay sharper, and review the notes that really matter.

Why is everyone talking about the Feynman Technique?

The Feynman Technique is a powerful learning method named after Nobel Prize–winning physicist Richard Feynman. He believed that if you can’t explain a concept in simple, clear language, you don’t truly understand it. The technique helps you identify gaps in your knowledge by breaking topics down and re-explaining them as if you were teaching someone else.

In Notionary, the Feynman AI guides you through this process automatically. You record or write your explanation, and the AI evaluates your understanding, points out weak spots, and helps you clarify complex ideas. It’s an active learning tool designed to make difficult subjects click faster and stay in your memory longer.

Is Notionary free to use?

You can create your first two notes for free and study with flashcards, mind maps, and quizzes, but you will need to upgrade to Pro to make more notes. Feynman AI is specifically a premium feature.

Does Notionary have an iOS and Android app?

Yes! Notionary works on iOS, Android, and the web, letting you pick up where you left off no matter which device you switch to.

Is this allowed at my school?

Yes! Notionary is a study aid, not a cheating tool. It helps you summarize, organize, and understand material you already have access to—similar to making your own study guide, but faster and more interactive. You’re still responsible for learning and applying the material yourself. Notionary’s purpose is educational support, not academic dishonesty.