Aripsy study features

From study material to active revision

Aripsy is an AI study tool that turns pasted text, audio files, and supported documents into structured notes, flashcards, and practice materials. Start with your source, choose a study context, and check the result before you revise.

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Make notes, then test what you remember

Explore the tools in the order you use them: bring in a source, make clear notes, practise recall, and ask follow-up questions from a saved session.

AI study notes

Turn pasted text, uploaded audio, lecture notes, articles, textbook sections, and research material into structured study notes.

Review your material before generating notes.

Document uploads

Upload PDF, PowerPoint (.pptx), and Word (.docx) files.

Best for lecture slides, textbook chapters, handouts, and course readings. Text extraction may not preserve complex visuals or formatting.

Audio files to study notes

Upload MP3, M4A, WAV, WEBM audio files. Review the editable transcript, then turn it into notes and practice material.

Live recording, video uploads, and YouTube link imports are not available.

Smart flashcards

Generate active recall cards from the same material you used to create notes.

Illustrative example · Answer from memory, then flip the card to check.

Practice questions and quizzes

Create questions and MCQs from your material. Write short answers and get estimated marks, credited points, and suggestions for improvement.

Fill-in-the-blank practice

Generate missing-word exercises that force recall instead of passive rereading.

A useful practice format for definitions, processes, formulas, cases, dates, and key terms.

Ask AI tutor

Ask follow-up questions about saved study sessions with a tutor-style AI chat.

The tutor is designed around saved session context so students can clarify generated notes and weak spots.

Export your study material

Export supported study material to Markdown, PDF, or Anki-compatible files. Check the generated content before exporting or sharing it.

How to export flashcards to Anki

Study workflow

One source, several ways to study

The same study session can lead from an uploaded file or pasted text to notes and active-recall practice. Review the generated material against your source before relying on it.

  1. Add your material

    Paste your study text or upload a supported document or audio file.

  2. Choose study context

    Set the subject, exam board, focus, output style, and length where available.

  3. Generate revision outputs

    Create notes first, then flashcards, MCQs, fill-blanks, and practice questions.

  4. Clarify and export

    Ask follow-up questions in a saved session, then export your study material.

Subject-aware outputs for major study paths

Aripsy supports broad curricula, exam boards, and subjects so students can generate material that fits their revision context instead of generic summaries.

  • AQA
  • Edexcel (Pearson)
  • OCR
  • Cambridge IGCSE
  • IB Diploma
  • AP (Advanced Placement)
  • SAT

Exam-board settings

Select subject, focus, level, and curriculum context so outputs better match the exam you are preparing for.

Supports broad study contexts including GCSE, A-Level, IB, AP, SAT, university, and more.

Transparent feature access for Free and Pro

Free includes one successful document upload a month after sign-in; Pro adds unlimited document uploads, larger inputs, full practice sets, and additional export formats.

Free

Trying Aripsy and creating lightweight study notes from pasted text.

Start free
  • 15 AI study packs per month
  • Up to 5 study packs per day
  • Up to 5,000 words per input for logged-in users
  • 1 successful PDF, PowerPoint, or Word upload per month
  • Notes, flashcards and practice questions
  • Up to 10 flashcards per set, plus MCQ and fill-in-the-blank samples
  • 3 AI answer checks and 5 tutor questions per day
  • Markdown export
  • Up to 3 collections
  • Audio uploads up to 15MB and 15 minutes, separate from the document-upload trial

Pro

Students preparing for exams with larger readings, documents, practice outputs, and exports.

View Pro pricing
  • 300 AI generations per month
  • No daily generation cap
  • Up to 30,000 words per input
  • PDF, PowerPoint, and Word uploads up to 15MB
  • Up to 30 flashcards and 20 MCQs per set
  • Full MCQ and fill-in-the-blank sets
  • Export to PDF, Markdown, and Anki
  • Audio uploads up to 15MB and 15 minutes, separate from the document-upload trial

Trust and responsible AI

Helpful study features with honest boundaries

Aripsy is built to help students understand, revise, and practice. It is not positioned as a shortcut for dishonest work.

  • Students retain ownership of the content they submit.
  • Submitted study content may be sent to third-party AI providers when needed to generate materials.
  • Aripsy does not train its own AI models on users' personal study content or intentionally submit it for training.
  • AI-generated material can contain mistakes. Check important facts against the original source.

Feature FAQ

Aripsy features, answered clearly

Answers to common questions about uploads, practice tools, and plan access.

What features does Aripsy include?

AI study notes, Document uploads, Smart flashcards, Practice questions and quizzes, Fill-in-the-blank practice, Ask AI tutor, Exam-board settings, Saved sessions and collections, Audio files to study notes, Export your study material.

Does Aripsy have an AI tutor?

Yes. Aripsy includes Ask AI tutor follow-up for saved study sessions so students can ask questions about generated notes and saved study context.

Can Aripsy create MCQs and fill-in-the-blanks?

Create questions and MCQs from your material. Write short answers and get estimated marks, credited points, and suggestions for improvement. Generate missing-word exercises that force recall instead of passive rereading.

What can I export from Aripsy?

Export supported study material to Markdown, PDF, or Anki-compatible files. Check the generated content before exporting or sharing it.

Can Aripsy turn audio files or YouTube videos into notes?

Aripsy accepts MP3, M4A, WAV, WEBM audio files. Review the transcript before generating notes or practice. Live recording, video uploads, and YouTube link imports are not supported.

Which exam boards can I choose in Aripsy?

Exam-board settings include AQA, Edexcel (Pearson), OCR, Cambridge IGCSE, IB Diploma, AP (Advanced Placement), SAT. You can also choose your subject and study level. These settings guide the generated material; check it against your current syllabus and original sources.

Aripsy study features

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Bring your study material, create notes, and test what you remember.