Supernapse for college students
Turn lecture materials into a review you can actually practice
Combine slides, readings and notes into one summary, then practice with flashcards and questions before your next assessment.
Start with the lecture and what you must explain
Slides list keywords; your notes hold the reasoning. Keep readable files and photos in a course folder, organized your way, and check everything you generate against your instructor's materials.
From slides and readings to a course review
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Collect the lecture in a folder
Add PPT/PPTX slides, the reading PDF and notes. Trim long chapters to the lecture's part first.
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Summarize the connections
Pick a length, check concepts and examples against the original and fill the gaps your slides leave.
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Make focused flashcards
Split broad prompts into a definition, a distinction or the condition for using an equation.
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Practice with questions
Answer multiple-choice and written questions, read the corrections and ask the AI Tutor to re-explain a confusing passage.
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Review what needed a second look
Attempt history shows what sent you back to your notes; revisit those cards, then explain without looking.
Three course situations, three practice tasks
A lecture contrasts two concepts
For correlation versus causation, summarize the distinction, then edit a card: does an association alone establish a cause?
A slide gives the formula, not the steps
Add a photo of the board or notes, check variables and units, and ask the AI Tutor about the step you can't explain.
An exam covers several lectures
Keep every unit in the course folder. Recall definitions with cards and connect ideas across lectures in written questions.
Give each study format a job
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Summaries restore the context
Recover the lecture's line of reasoning first, then check diagrams and tables in the original.
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Cards prompt recall without notes
Answer before flipping, and edit the back when a condition is missing.
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Questions make you explain and apply
Verify AI feedback against your sources. Generated questions are practice from your materials, with no guarantee they match your instructor's exam.
It all starts with your lecture materials
Start with one lecture's materials
Organize a course in Supernapse for Android or iPhone. An active in-app subscription also opens your account in the browser.