AgoFact

The workshop · free to build

Build a flashcard deck from your course files.

Flip, shuffle and sort what you know from what you don't. Built from your notes, added before you sign up.

Study brief

Step 1 of 3 · question 1 of 3

Have your course files? Add them now.

Slides, notes or a past exam. We build from them, not from a generic course.

What are you studying for?

This helps us understand who the material is for. Every option can continue.

For example: Constitutional Law, Anatomy, or Organic Chemistry II.

Free to build — no card needed. Want more? The Exam Pass is $7.99 once: 15 builds from your own notes and exam mode on every quiz, for 7 days. It never renews.

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How it works · three short steps

  1. 01

    Tell us what you are studying

    Choose the audience and name the course, module, or topic you need help with.

  2. 02

    Choose your source

    Bring notes, lecture slides, an old quiz, a syllabus, or another source. If you have none, start with an explanation.

  3. 03

    Pick what would help now

    Get practice questions, flashcards, or a clear explanation—and begin studying straight away.

Questions

Can I make flashcards from my lecture notes?
Yes. Add your notes or slides as a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file, or a photo of your notes, and AgoFact makes a deck from them. Flip the cards, shuffle them, and mark the ones you're still learning.
Which files can I add?
PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), Word (.docx or .doc), text and Markdown files, and photos (JPG, PNG or WebP), such as a photo of your notes or the board.
Can it read my handwritten notes?
From a clear photo, yes. Take one page per photo, flat and in good light, and check any card where your handwriting was hard to read.
Are the cards from my notes or from the internet?
From your notes: the cards are written from what your files cover. With nothing to add, you can start from general knowledge instead, and that deck is marked as not from your course.
Do I need an account?
You can add your files before you sign up. Turning them into flashcards needs a free account, not a credit card.