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Add your lesson notes
Paste your tutor's recap or photograph a page from your notebook.
For language learners with a tutor or class
Keep every language lesson with a ten-minute quiz
Paste your tutor's notes or photograph your notebook. Every morning you get a short quiz on the words, phrases, and grammar from your own lessons, so they stick past next week.
- Typed or handwritten notes
- Built from your own lessons
- Ten minutes a morning
From your last lesson
Tuesday's review
Tutor notesFrench · 4:20 pm
prendre soin de — to take care of
la confiance — confidence
il faut + infinitif
Daily quiz
Question 3 of 8
Il faut ___ de soi.
Aprendre soin
Whatever you're learning
French, Spanish, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, and more. Your quiz follows the language in your notes.
- BonjourFrench
- HolaSpanish
- 你好Chinese
- こんにちはJapanese
- 안녕하세요Korean
- OláPortuguese
- ПриветRussian
- नमस्तेHindi
- Xin chàoVietnamese
- HelloEnglish
Between lessons
Keep last lesson's words from fading.
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We pick out what to remember
New words, set phrases, grammar points, and short passages become your own question bank.
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Review before the next lesson
A fresh quiz each morning, sized for ten minutes, keeps the lesson alive until you see your tutor again.
More than a flashcard deck.
Recognize a word, use it in a sentence, apply the grammar, read a short passage. Each review works the language the way a good lesson does.
Multiple choice
Which word means “confidence”?
- la confiance
- la sortie
- le moyen
Fill the blank
Il faut ___ soin de soi.
Blank 1
prendre
True or false
In the passage, Marie takes the train before lunch.
TrueFalse
From your photos
Which expression did your tutor circle?
il faut + infinitif
prendre soin de
la confiance
- prendre soin de
- avoir envie de
- rendre visite à
Made for learners
Fits around your lessons.
No streaks to protect.
No points, leaderboards, or guilt-trip reminders. Just a calm review of what you learned this week.
Take a break between terms.
Pause daily reviews for holidays or time off from lessons. Your words will be waiting when you return.
Every lesson, kept.
Your notes and photos stay in your classroom, a running record of everything you have covered.
Your next lesson starts here