Transform how students engage with course materials. Upload textbooks, papers, and lecture notes — then ask questions and get cited answers that teach students to verify AI outputs against primary sources.
300+
pages per course per semester
students are expected to read, comprehend, and synthesize across multiple textbooks and readings
72%
of students struggle
to identify key arguments and evidence in dense academic texts, according to reading comprehension studies
5hrs
per assignment on average
students spend searching for specific information scattered across multiple course readings
Students ask questions about assigned readings and get answers with page citations — building the habit of checking AI claims against the source text.
Create collections of course readings and ask comparative questions: "How do these three authors define social capital differently?"
Generate summaries that extract key arguments, supporting evidence, methodology, and conclusions — organized for exam preparation.
Every answer includes a clickable citation. Students learn to evaluate AI outputs by verifying them against primary sources — a critical skill for the AI era.
Free to try. No credit card required. Upload your first document in under a minute.