TikoNote AI

AI Study Notes — Converts PDFs, lecture slides, and YouTube videos into clean, structured notes in seconds, cutting out the hours normally spent reading, rewatching, and manually condensing material.

Flashcards for Active Recall — Automatically generated from your material so you can test yourself instead of passively re-reading — active recall is one of the most well-supported techniques for long-term retention.

Feynman Mode — Built around physicist Richard Feynman's technique for real understanding: explain a concept in plain language as if teaching it to someone else. AI reviews your explanation and flags the gaps, vague spots, and oversimplifications — the places where you think you know something but haven't fully grasped it yet.

Blurting — A distraction-free space to write down everything you remember about a topic from memory, with no notes to lean on. TikoNote then compares your blurt against your actual notes, showing you exactly what stuck and what needs more work.

Quizzes — Auto-generated to test comprehension and surface weak spots while there's still time to fix them before an exam.

Mind Maps — Visual, concept-based maps of your material for learners who process information spatially rather than linearly.

Spaced Repetition — Review sessions are scheduled at increasing intervals, timed right before you'd naturally start forgetting, for durable long-term retention.