The latest articles on DEV Community by Decompile (@decompile). https://dev.to/decompile https://media2.dev.to/dynamic/image/width=90,height=90,fit=cover,gravity=auto,format=auto/https:%2F%2Fdev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com%2Fuploads%2Fuser%2Fprofile_image%2F4074976%2F2d8763da-432f-403e-a3a9-30276259f898.png https://dev.to/decompile en Decompile Wed, 12 Aug 2026 14:57:01 +0000 https://dev.to/decompile/i-made-an-app-that-transforms-your-notes-into-flashcards-using-ai-51f4 https://dev.to/decompile/i-made-an-app-that-transforms-your-notes-into-flashcards-using-ai-51f4 <p>If you've ever stared down a stack of lecture slides, a two-hour recorded lecture, and a PDF textbook chapter the night before an exam, you know the real problem isn't a lack of material — it's turning that material into something you can actually study from. That's exactly what Learnet is built to solve.</p> <h2> Turn Any File Into Study-Ready Content </h2> <p>Learnet takes whatever you throw at it — PDFs, PowerPoint slides, video lectures, or audio recordings — and converts it into clear notes, flashcards, or both. No more manually retyping slide bullet points into a flashcard app at midnight. Drop the file in, pick your format, and Learnet does the heavy lifting. You can also just ask Learnet a question directly and get an answer on the spot.</p> <h2> Five Ways to Study, Because One Method Doesn't Fit Everyone </h2> <p>Every flashcard set you create comes with five different study modes: Learn, Practice Test, Spaced Review, Match, and Arcade. Whether you're doing a slow, deliberate first pass through new material or cramming with a fast-paced game the morning of a test, there's a mode that fits how you actually learn.</p> <h2> Notes That Write Themselves </h2> <p>Beyond flashcards, Learnet keeps a running notebook for every class. Let it generate notes automatically from your uploads, or write and organize your own — either way, everything lives in one place, organized by subject, so your Cell Biology notes never get tangled up with your World War I notes.</p> <h2> More Than Just Flashcards </h2> <p>Learnet also bundles in 9+ free tools beyond the core study features — things like a GPA calculator and a citation generator — so you're not bouncing between five different tabs to get your work done.</p> <h2> Study for Free, Share With Others </h2> <p>Reviewing your own flashcards and notes costs nothing, for as long as you want. And if you've made a very useful study set, you can publish it to Learnet's public resources so other students can find and use it too — turning your late-night study session into something that helps the next person.</p> <h2> Everything Saved, Ready When You Are </h2> <p>Your Library keeps every file, note, and flashcard set saved and accessible 24/7, so you can pick up exactly where you left off — whether that's five minutes later or five weeks later.</p> <p><strong>The bottom line:</strong> Learnet exists to take the tedious, time-consuming part of studying — organizing and reformatting raw material — off your plate, so you can spend more of your time actually learning.</p> <p><strong><a href="https://learnet.app" rel="noopener noreferrer">Get started with Learnet →</a></strong></p> productivity rust ai typescript