Publish turns your notes into articles you can share — with classmates, your audience, or anyone with the link. It's a way to consolidate what you've learned and put it to use.

What you can publish

Study notes — condense a chapter or lecture into a clean summary.
Worked examples — step-by-step solutions other people can follow.
Essays and reflections — longer-form writing on a topic.
How-tos — practical guides built from your own learning process.

The editing workflow

Open the Published page and click New.
The editor supports Markdown — headings, bold/italic, lists, code blocks, math (via LaTeX), and inline images.
Add tags to make the article discoverable (e.g. biology, calculus, exam-prep).
Preview your work before publishing.
Save as draft (private) or publish (visible to your chosen audience).

Audience options

When you publish, you can choose who sees the article:

Private — only you can see it. Useful as a personal knowledge base or while drafting.
Unlisted — anyone with the link can read it, but it doesn't appear in public listings. Good for sharing with a specific classmate or small group.
Public — appears in the public published feed and is discoverable by other SeekPrep users.

You can change the audience later or unpublish at any time.

Editing published articles

Open the article from the Published page.
Click Edit to return to the editor.
Save updates — the URL stays the same so existing links keep working.
Use Delete to remove permanently (cannot be undone).

Tips

Link to source material. If your article references a textbook chapter in your Knowledge Base, mention it so readers can find the original.
Reuse tutor output. A great tutor explanation in chat can become the seed of an article — copy it into the editor, then refine and structure it.
Tag generously. Tags are how people discover your work — use specific ones (organic-chemistry, ap-calculus) over generic ones (study).

Next steps

Plan what to write with Tasks.
See Account & Billing for content rules and ownership.

Publish