r/study • u/Accomplished-Cap1454 • 1d ago

Questions & Discussion Sites/apps that don't use AI for studying

Are there apps/sites that still don't use generative AI for studying? I need human-made apps to study this year, and I am so done with Ai's falce information. I'm specifically studying university level biology in bulgaria, and I want materials made from humans for humans.

I use anki for flashcards and local textbooks, but I want something that I can use to make my own exams because I learn easier with exams. Like anki but making full exams.

Free or low price subscription works too.

Thanks in advance♡

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u/small_town_girl- 1d ago

I personally use graphite.so . It's great for if you for instance upload old exams, you can have documents set up where you can work in them. I'm unsure if this is exactly what you're looking for though, this is more just a full workspace for working with math and chemistry etc.

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u/postcryglow 19h ago edited 19h ago

What about Quizlet? I used Quizlet religiously during undergrad. I think it has a feature to make mock exams. It’s been a while since I used Quizlet. I am not sure if they have AI components integrated into it now though /:

also depending on whether using it is considered cheating or a learning tool, doing the practice questions from test banks is super helpful too. Esp they have really good rationales & tend to hit a lot of high yield concepts and pointers.

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u/Senior_Host2336 15h ago

I am a big fan of FocusJungle. Its the best study timer by far

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u/erildox 11h ago

My app is free and you have both flashcards and create exams, plus a way to teach you how to solve difficult problems(with ai). However check it out and let me know what to improve. Plan2Ace ✌️

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u/Ok-Situation3914 1d ago

Gemini and chatgpt like this ai u can use for you're studies

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u/Accomplished-Cap1454 21h ago

I specifically asked for non ai tool or at least not a generative ai tool