Study Tools

SeekPrep's study tools turn the material you're learning into active practice — flashcards for memorization, quizzes for self-assessment, and tasks for planning. All three integrate with your AI tutor chats.

Flash Cards

Auto-generated decks with built-in spaced repetition.

Generate a deck

There are two ways:

1. From chat — after discussing a topic, ask the tutor: "Make flashcards from this." The tutor extracts key terms and definitions and creates a deck.
2. From an uploaded document — open the document in your Knowledge Base, then ask the tutor in chat to generate flashcards from it.

Open the Flash Cards page to see and manage all your decks.

Study a deck

1. Click any deck to start.
2. Read the front (the prompt).
3. Flip to the back (the answer).
4. Self-grade: did you know it? The result feeds into the deck's schedule.

Spaced repetition

Cards you mark as "didn't know" come back sooner. Cards you nail consistently appear less often. The schedule adapts to how well you're actually learning — no manual planning required.

Quizzes

AI-generated practice quizzes with self-grading.

Generate a quiz

In chat, ask the tutor: "Quiz me on [topic]" or "Generate 10 multiple-choice questions about [concept]." Specify the format you want:

• Multiple choice
• Short answer
• True / false
• Fill in the blank

Take and self-grade

1. Open the quiz from the chat or from the Quizzes page.
2. Answer each question.
3. Self-grade against the model answer.
4. See your score and which questions you missed.

Mastery tracking

Quiz results contribute to your mastery tracking for each topic. Over time you can see which subjects you've nailed and which need more practice.

Tasks

A lightweight planner for structuring your study sessions.

Create a task

1. Open the Tasks page.
2. Add a task — anything from "Read chapter 4" to "Practice 20 flashcards" to "Take a quiz on thermodynamics."
3. Set a due date and priority if useful.

Track progress

• Tasks show status (pending, in progress, done).
• Sort by due date or priority.
• Mark done when complete; the history stays for reference.

Tasks are intentionally simple — they're a checklist, not a full project manager. Use them to break a study session into concrete steps and check them off as you go.

Next steps

• Combine the tools: upload a syllabus → generate flashcards → schedule daily quizzes → track in tasks.
• Share what you've learned: Publish.