Kyonote turns your notes, PDFs, and slides into a two-host AI podcast, an audiobook, flashcards, a quiz, and a mock exam. Drop in a file and get a whole study set back in about a minute, made from your own material, not generic content. Free on iOS and Android.
Drop in a PDF or your notes and Kyonote writes a two-host script and generates an audio episode where two AI voices discuss your material, trading off and explaining concepts back and forth. A typical file becomes a ~6-minute episode in about 60 seconds, ready to play on the go.
Kyonote can read your material aloud from start to finish, turning any book, PDF, or pile of notes into an audiobook. Listen on the commute, at the gym, or anywhere you can't sit down and read. No screen needed.
Kyonote pulls the key terms and concepts from your files into a flashcard deck, then tracks what stuck and what you keep missing, drilling your weak spots instead of cards you already know.
Short quizzes generated straight from your notes, mixing recall with "explain why" questions. Kyonote scores you and flags the gaps so you catch weak spots early.
Drop a stack of PDFs into one notebook and Kyonote builds a practice exam that pulls from all of them at once, in an order you didn't pick. Sit it cold to find out which parts you need to go back to.
A notebook holds one subject's files and everything Kyonote makes from them. Keep biology and chemistry in separate notebooks so nothing bleeds between them; each notebook has its own podcasts, flashcards, and quizzes.
Add PDFs and your own typed notes, as many as you like, into one notes. Put several files in one notebook and Kyonote reads across all of them to build a combined podcast, audiobook, deck, quiz, and mock exam.
Upload a file and Kyonote reads, outlines, and generates, usually before you've put your phone down. From file to study set in about a minute, no setup and no settings to fiddle with.
Your files are used only to build your study sets, are never shared, and are never used to train models. Delete a notebook and everything generated from it is deleted too. You're always in control.