Quizard
Quizard · Leaning
Quizard is an AI study workspace that turns your lecture slides into exam-style questions and flashcards, each linked to its source slide. It works as an AI flashcard generator and exam prep tool.
About Quizard
What Is Quizard
Quizard is an AI study assistant built around your own lecture material. You upload slides, notes or a recording, and the app writes exam-style questions, flashcards and short-answer prompts from them. Every item cites the slide it came from, so you can check the source before you trust it. The team behind it started in the Netherlands and rebuilt the product around a single idea: the hard part of studying is not making cards, it is knowing whether you have covered what the exam will test.
That idea shows up in two features that set it apart from a plain AI chatbot. A slide map marks every page in a lecture as practised, weak or not yet covered. A daily 15-minute session mixes due cards, questions you missed and your weakest topics, planned around your exam date. Nothing stops partway through.
The limits are worth knowing before you commit. Practice, review, daily sessions and exports are free on every plan, but generating new questions and cards from your files is capped, at 100 slides a month on Free and 3,000 on Plus. The full slide map, clinical vignettes and mixed exam quizzes sit behind Plus. Uploads are private to your account unless you share a course with an invite link.
Getting Started
- Open Quizard in a browser or the desktop app and start without an account.
- Add a lecture by uploading a PDF, PPTX, DOCX or note, forwarding slides by email, or sending them from Drive, Notion or Goodnotes.
- Let Quizard write questions and cards from the slides, then tap any item to open the slide behind it.
- Do today's session, which pulls together due cards, recent misses and your weakest topics.
- Export your deck to Anki or CSV whenever you want, on any plan.
Product Information
A quick look at Quizard's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- University students with long slide decks
- Medical and clinical students
- Students who already read in Goodnotes or Notability
Tasks
- Turning lecture slides into flashcards
- Finding coverage gaps before an exam
- Short daily revision
Scenarios
- The week before a written exam
- Building a deck you can keep
- Studying inside Claude or ChatGPT
Key features
Questions and cards that cite their slide
As an AI flashcard generator, Quizard writes multiple choice, true or false, short answer and essay questions, plus flashcards, from your own files. You get flashcards that cite slides directly. Each item links to the slide it was written from, so you can open the source in one tap. Anything that cannot be matched to a slide stays out of practice until you edit or delete it.
Slide map
The slide map shows every page in a lecture or course marked as practised, weak or not yet covered. As an exam prep app, it answers the question a general AI study assistant cannot: what have you not covered yet. Weak topics come back for re-quizzing on their own, and exam dates per course let coverage count down to the day. The percentage practised per lecture is free; the full grid is part of Plus.
Daily 15-minute session
Today's session is already built when you open the app: cards that are due, questions you recently missed and the topics you score lowest on, arranged around your next exam date. It caps at about fifteen minutes and never stops halfway, which makes starting the easy part.
Slide tutor
The tutor sits next to the slide you are reading and answers only from your own files, pointing to the page it used. It is not a general chatbot. You can also highlight a passage and turn it into up to five cards or questions in one tap.
Integrations and MCP
Material arrives from email, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Notion, a browser extension or a share menu on your phone. The Quizard MCP server connects the app to Claude or ChatGPT, so cards your assistant writes are saved to the right course, linked to a slide and scheduled for review.
Progress and export
Progress shows accuracy, weak topics and how much you practised, per course and per lecture. XP, levels and a leaderboard are there if you like them and easy to ignore if you do not. Export to Anki or CSV works on every plan, free.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Every question and card cites its source slide, so you can verify the AI instead of trusting it blindly.
- Studying, reviewing, daily sessions and exports are free and unlimited on every plan.
- The slide map answers the question most tutors cannot: what have you not covered yet.
- Lecture recordings become transcripts you can practise from, and the audio is deleted afterwards.
- Cards export to Anki or CSV on any plan, so nothing is locked inside the app.
Cons
- Generating new questions and cards is capped by slides per month, which can bite in a heavy exam season on the Free plan.
- The full slide map, clinical vignettes and mixed quizzes need the Plus plan, so the most useful coverage view is paid.
- It is a study and practice tool, not a general homework solver, so students wanting photo-based answers to arbitrary problems need a different app.
Frequently asked questions
It writes exam-style questions, flashcards, true or false and short-answer items from your own files, then links each one to the slide it came from. You can also switch to verbatim mode to keep your own wording instead of a paraphrase.
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