Your lecture, turned into a memory palace.
Upload your course material. Get a visual scene of the key ideas, a guided walkthrough, and a quiz to help you remember them.
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Start with your lecture slides, notes, readings, or recordings. You can also paste a public link.
Get your memory palace
See your key ideas in a vivid visual scene, with a guided walkthrough that explains each one.
Practice for exam day
Check what you remember with a quiz, revisit tricky ideas, and build confidence in your recall.
Start with the lecture you want to remember.
Bring the material you already study from. Your slides, notes, readings, audio, or video become the starting point for a memory palace built around your course.
Start with one lecture or topic. Get the key ideas pulled together into a visual lesson, with links back to the original material when you want more detail.
- Upload common files such as PDFs, PowerPoint slides, Word documents, MP3s, and MP4s.
- Paste your notes or add a public link.
- Keep your sketches organized by class so you can find them again.
See the ideas. Hear the explanation.
Get a visual scene where the important ideas each have a place. Follow the guided walkthrough to understand what the images represent and how they connect to your lecture.
Listen to the narration, follow the captions, and move through the lesson at your own pace. Pause on a new idea or replay a section whenever you need another pass.
Know what’s sticking.
Put your recall to work with a quiz. Try answering before checking the explanation, then use the feedback to see which ideas you understand and which need another look.
Revisit those parts of your sketch and try again. When you return for your next study session, start by seeing what you can remember.
Get clarity when something doesn’t click.
Ask a question about one sketch or the ready sketches in your class. Get answers that draw on your uploaded material, with citations you can follow back to the source.
Use the chat to unpack a definition, compare two ideas, or work through an example. When exact wording matters, open the cited page or timestamp for the full context.
Start with one lecture.
Turn the material you already have into a memory palace you can learn, revisit, and recall.
Create your first memory sketch