Rereading notes feels productive and evaporates by morning. What works is being tested: short quizzes with explanations, flashcards in small daily batches, and reviewing your mistakes the same day. Vortixy Exam Mode turns the material you already have into that loop — no new app to learn, no manual card-writing marathon.
Paste your notes or the topic into the chat and ask for a quiz: several multiple-choice questions with four options and an explanation of each answer. Answer without looking, then study the explanations — including the ones you guessed right.
Definitions, formulas, dates, and vocabulary go into flashcards. Open Exam Mode, generate a batch from your material, and grade yourself honestly: the cards you mark as hard come back sooner, the ones you know move further out.
One subject per block, one short quiz to close each block before switching. Review what you missed the same day and repeat the weak area the next morning before opening anything new. Short daily sessions beat one long weekly session — every study on retrieval practice says the same, and your memory will confirm it within a week.
Batches stay short on purpose, and daily generation limits depend on your plan. If you hit the limit, switch to reviewing exported cards instead of generating new ones.
Export any batch as an Anki deck (.apkg) for phone review in short daily sessions, or keep the TSV backup. When a topic is ready, ask the chat for a one-page review sheet and export it to Word or PDF. Always reopen the file before printing or submitting: thirty seconds of checking saves broken characters and lost indentation.
If your exam has questions with right answers — sciences, law, medicine, languages, certifications — yes. Paste the syllabus or the chapter and start with a quiz; the format adapts to the material.
Short daily batches. Consistency beats volume: a small batch every day, with honest grading, outperforms a giant batch once a week. Difficult cards return sooner by design.
Yes. Generate the batch in Exam Mode and export it as an Anki deck (.apkg), with TSV as backup. Review a little every day on your phone.
Try Exam Mode in the chat