Back to storyYour notes, turned into stuff you’ll actually study
Drop in a PDF or type a note straight in. About a minute later you’ve got a podcast, an audiobook, flashcards, a quiz, and a mock exam, all made from your stuff. No chatbot, no “ask the AI.”
A podcast made from your notes
Two AI voices chat through your notes like a real study podcast.
- they explain it back to you: the why, the trade-offs, the whole thing
- about 6 minutes from a typical PDF
- great for the drive, the gym, or doing the dishes
- it’s YOUR chapter, not some generic episode
Preview: tap play to hear how it builds.
Turn any book or PDF into something you listen to
Got a textbook you’ll never actually sit down and read? Make it listenable.
- your stuff, read aloud start to finish
- get through books on the commute instead of at 11pm
- no screen, no sitting down, just press play
Flashcards that build themselves
No more making cards by hand at midnight.
- Kyonote pulls the key terms into a deck for you
- tap to flip, mark what stuck
- it drills the ones you keep getting wrong
Find your gaps before the exam does
Short quizzes straight from your own notes.
- questions pulled from YOUR notes, not a generic bank
- recall plus “explain why”
- shows you exactly which chapters to go back and read
Everything you added, on one practice test
Dump a stack of PDFs, get a real practice run.
- pulls from everything at once, in an order you didn’t pick
- sit it cold and find your weak weeks
- way better than re-reading notes you already half-know
One notebook per subject
Keep your subjects from bleeding into each other.
- a notebook for each subject: biology stays biology, history stays history
- Kyonote reads across every file in it
- everything for that subject in one spot
What landed recently
The five outputs above are the start. This is the rest of what Kyonote does once your notebook has something in it.
Practice that builds itself
Add a file and the cards and questions are already being made. You get a few sets a day for free — about the size of a habit that sticks.
A mastery ring that means something
It measures the ideas in your files, not how many questions you have answered. Making more questions can only ever help your score, never hurt it.
Learn picks what is next
When you do not know where to start, start anyway. Learn chooses from everything in the notebook and leans on what you have not proven yet.
The whole deck at a glance
Zoom out on your flashcards and see the entire wall at once — one column, two, or three. Good for finding the corner you have been avoiding.
This year, one square a day
A grid of every day you studied, darker when you did more. Ranked against your own days, never against anyone else's.
26 languages, each in its own script
Arabic lays the whole interface out right to left. Japanese, Hindi, Tamil, Ukrainian and 21 more, translated by hand, not machine-filled.
Study on a plane
Download an episode and it stays on your phone. No signal, no problem. Part of Pro.
Give a copy
Hand a whole notebook to a friend or a group. They get their own — their progress is theirs, yours stays yours.
File in, study set out. About a minute
- 1Make a notebook, drop in a PDF
- 2Kyonote reads it (takes about a minute)
- 3Out comes a podcast, audiobook, flashcards, a quiz, and a mock exam
Your stuff stays yours
We’re not doing anything sketchy with your notes. They’re used only to make your study sets, never shared, never used to train anything. Delete them whenever you want.