Build a study plan around your exam date
Set the date for each course and use ExamFlow as an exam study planner. Your due reviews stay connected to the material you need to remember before the exam.
Lecture notes → flashcards → exam prep
AI flashcards for exam prep
Upload PDFs, notes, and lecture slides. ExamFlow turns your course material into editable flashcards, spaced repetition reviews, and an exam-focused study plan based on your exam date.
Includes: course → lecture → file structure · Supabase sync · Markdown on cards
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Review · Due
SM-2Explain competitive vs. non-competitive inhibition and give one example each.
AgainHardGoodEasy
Claude generates cards · you edit · reviews respect your exam date
Turn PDFs into flashcards
Create AI flashcards from PDFs and lecture notes, edit every card, then use active recall to prepare for your exam.
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Create a course
Name your class and add lectures the way your syllabus is organized.
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Upload materials
Drop PDFs or text per lecture; content is extracted and stored for generation.
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Generate & edit
Ask Claude for new cards with your deck as context, then refine before saving.
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Review on schedule
Run sessions with SM-2 grades; deadlines respect your exam date when set.
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Review with exam-aware spaced repetition
Spaced repetition for exams keeps reviews tied to the course material and exam date that matter now.
Course structure
Organize everything as courses, lectures, and source files so your deck stays aligned with how you actually study.
PDF & text ingestion
Upload lecture PDFs or plain text. Text is extracted server-side and tied to each material for traceable review.
AI-generated cards
Turn dense notes into flashcards with Claude, using your existing cards as context so you get complementary coverage.
Exam-aware spaced repetition
SM-2 style scheduling with Again / Hard / Good / Easy, tuned so due dates respect your course exam when you set one.
Markdown-friendly
Front and back support Markdown—lists, emphasis, and code—so technical courses stay readable.
Why students use ExamFlow instead of manual flashcards
Manual cards take time to write and organize. ExamFlow generates editable active recall prompts from your own course material, while keeping every deck structured by course and lecture. It is a focused Anki alternative for exam prep.
Simple pricing
Limits reset each calendar month (UTC). Paid plans use Stripe Checkout; receipts are emailed by Stripe.
Popular
Pro
$12 / mo
- ~1.2M billable tokens / month
- 50 PDF uploads / month
- ~342 cards / month (approx.)
Power
$29 / mo
- ~5M billable tokens / month
- 200 PDF uploads / month
- ~1428 cards / month (approx.)
Questions
Billing, data, and how ExamFlow compares to tools you might already use.
Can I generate flashcards from PDFs?
Yes. Upload a PDF, lecture slides, or notes and ExamFlow generates editable flashcards tied to your course material.
Does ExamFlow use spaced repetition?
Yes. ExamFlow uses spaced repetition for exams and adjusts review timing around the exam date you set for a course.
Is ExamFlow an Anki alternative?
ExamFlow is an Anki alternative for students who want to generate cards from course material and plan reviews around an exam date. Anki remains a powerful choice for advanced customization and add-ons.
Can I edit the generated flashcards?
Yes. Generated cards are drafts you can edit before studying, including Markdown for technical subjects.
Does ExamFlow create a study plan based on my exam date?
Yes. Set a course exam date and ExamFlow uses it to keep spaced repetition reviews focused on your exam timeline.
Is ExamFlow free to try?
Yes. The Free plan includes 8 PDF uploads per month and a monthly AI generation allowance.
Ready for your next exam block?
Create a course, add lectures, upload a PDF, and generate your first deck in minutes.
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