About Learnivore
Learnivore builds study decks from the material you already have. You drop in a PDF, Word document or plain text file, such as lesson notes, worksheets, a syllabus, past papers or a textbook chapter, and it generates a deck based on exactly what you uploaded, with four different question types meant to match how exams test. The vendor says a deck is ready in under 60 seconds and positions it against the hours students spend making cards by hand.
A spaced repetition system tracks which cards you find hard or easy and schedules each one for review just before you would forget it, with ratings of again, hard, good and easy. It is aimed at high school and university students, and an app is also available on the App Store.
Learnivore is a hosted service with a 7-day free trial that requires a credit card and can be cancelled anytime. During the trial you can generate up to 3 AI study decks. Pro costs $10 per month or $90 per year and includes unlimited AI study decks, all four question types and priority AI processing.
Key features
- Deck generation from PDF, Word and text files
- Four question types per deck
- Spaced repetition scheduling of reviews
- Difficulty ratings of again, hard, good and easy
- Unlimited decks on Pro
- Priority AI processing on Pro
- App Store app for iPhone
Good fit for
- Students turning lecture notes into flashcards
- Exam preparation from syllabi and past papers
Learnivore: questions and answers
- What is Learnivore used for?
- Learnivore is an AI flashcard maker that turns uploaded notes, worksheets and PDFs into spaced-repetition study decks with several question types. It is a good fit for students turning lecture notes into flashcards, and exam preparation from syllabi and past papers.
- How much does Learnivore cost?
- Paid plans for Learnivore start at $10 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
- Is Learnivore open source?
- No. Learnivore is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Education & LMS category, open-source options include Anki, AnkiDroid and freeCodeCamp.
- What are some alternatives to Learnivore?
- Learnivore competes with Quizlet, Cram and Cramberry.
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