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Test Whiz

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TestWhiz is an AI study toolkit for students that generates quizzes, flashcards, notes and worksheets, chats with PDFs and YouTube videos, and solves problems step by step.

About Test Whiz

TestWhiz is a web-based study assistant for students that bundles several AI features under one account. It can create quizzes with instant feedback, flashcards, notes and worksheets on a topic, hold a chat about a PDF you provide, discuss a YouTube video you provide, and produce step-by-step explanations for problems through an AI solver.

The solver is delivered as a Chrome extension, which the site says replaced an earlier extension and runs on online platforms and websites. The generators let students build customized worksheets and notes, make flashcards for memorizing dates, places and other hard topics, and take practice quizzes to check what they retained. Visitors can try it for free from the homepage; prices are not shown in the homepage text.

Key features

  • AI quiz generator with instant feedback
  • Flashcard generation for memorizing topics
  • Custom worksheets and study notes
  • Chat with an uploaded PDF
  • Chat with a YouTube video
  • Step-by-step AI problem solver
  • Chrome extension for the solver

Good fit for

  • Revising for exams with generated flashcards
  • Asking questions about a lecture video or PDF
  • Getting worked solutions to practice problems
Tags
study-tools
ai-tutor
flashcards
quizzes
chrome-extension
students
education

Test Whiz: questions and answers

What is Test Whiz used for?
Test Whiz is an AI study toolkit for students that generates quizzes, flashcards, notes and worksheets, chats with PDFs and YouTube videos, and solves problems step by step. It is a good fit for revising for exams with generated flashcards, asking questions about a lecture video or PDF and getting worked solutions to practice problems.
How much does Test Whiz cost?
Paid plans for Test Whiz start at $5.99, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Test Whiz open source?
No. Test Whiz is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Education & LMS category, open-source options include Anki, AnkiDroid and Frappe Learning.
What are some alternatives to Test Whiz?
Test Whiz competes with Quizlet, Cram and Chegg.

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