The experience

From your material to real understanding

Hemistich fits into how you already study. Bring what you are working from, choose what you need, and get something you can actually learn with. Three steps, start to finish.

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Bring your learning material

Upload a PDF, snap a photo of the board, paste your notes, or just type a topic. It is saved to your Vault so you can reuse it in any tool.

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Choose what you want to do

Summarize it. Explain it. Quiz yourself. Make flashcards. Research it. Build a deck. Pick a tool and Hemistich works from your material.

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Learn from the result

Read it, practice with it, download it and revise. Everything saves to your history, so you can come back and keep going.

A real example

One document, a full study set

Here is what a single upload can turn into.

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You, ready for the examRevise, test, repeat
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The practical questions

The things students usually want to check before they start.

PDFs, Word documents, and images or photos of printed pages and the board. You can also paste text directly or just give a topic with no file at all. Uploads go to your Vault, where any tool can reuse them. Free accounts upload files up to 20MB, Standard 30MB and Pro 50MB.

Summaries, explanations, step-by-step solutions, study notes, quizzes, mock exams, flashcards, a downloadable .pptx slide deck, sourced research with citations, and visual infographics. You also get scholarship matches, a GPA calculation and a study plan. See the features page for the full list.

Yes. Hemistich runs in any browser, so there is nothing to install from an app store. If you want it on your home screen, open the app and choose Add to Home Screen; it then opens full screen like any other app, keeps working on a weak connection, and uses the same account and credits.

The AI reads the material you provide and produces the output you asked for, grounded in that material rather than made up from nowhere. Research lists its sources so you can verify them. Treat the result as a strong first draft to learn from and check, not a final answer to copy, and you will get the most out of it.

Try it with your own notes

Sign up free, upload something you are studying right now, and see what comes back. 100 credits to start, no card required.