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A tutor that has actually read your notes.

Indexify Learn turns the notes, textbooks and past papers you already have into a tutor. Indie teaches you from them, quizzes you on them, and — once you have answered — shows you the supporting excerpt it drew on.

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An illustration of a Teach Me session: Indie explains Newton’s third law from the student’s own notes, then asks them to explain it back.

Physical Sciences · Chapter 4 notes

Newton’s Third Law

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Every force comes in a pair. When you push on a wall, the wall pushes back on you just as hard — same size, opposite direction.

So when you jump, what is it that actually pushes you up?

The ground? Because I pushed down on it first.

That is exactly it. Can you explain that back to me in your own words?

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How it works

Three steps, and the first one is the only one that is admin.

  1. 1

    Upload your notes

    Add the notes, textbooks and past papers you are already studying from. Indie reads them and works out the concepts inside.

  2. 2

    Indie teaches you

    Pick a concept out of your own material and work through it in conversation, at whatever pace you need.

  3. 3

    Track your mastery

    Mastery is tracked concept by concept, so the thing you should study next is never a guess.

Meet Indie — learn from your own notes.

Indie is the tutor inside Indexify Learn, and it teaches from the material you upload: your notes, your textbooks, your past papers. Not a generic course — the actual chapter you are stuck on.

  • Teach Me

    Pick a concept and work through it in conversation. Indie keeps its turns short, then asks you to explain the idea back in your own words — which is the part that makes it stick.

  • Test Me

    Questions built from your own material: multiple choice where that fits, and your own words where it does not. You answer, and Indie marks it.

  • Flashcards

    Cards are generated from your teaching sessions, then scheduled by spaced repetition, so the ones you find hard come back round more often than the ones you do not.

  • Mastery

    Every concept in a subject carries its own mastery, and it moves as you study. What to do next stops being a feeling and becomes a number.

The difference

It can show its work.

A general chatbot answers with the same confidence whether or not it has ever seen your syllabus. You have no way to tell the difference, which is exactly the wrong position to revise from.

When Indie marks a Test Me answer, it shows you the supporting excerpt from the material you uploaded, and the file it came from. It arrives after you answer, never alongside the question — so you can check the working rather than take the verdict on trust.

Which also means you can catch it. If the excerpt does not say what the answer says, you have found something worth asking your teacher about.

An illustration of a Test Me question after it has been answered: the marker’s feedback, the model answer, and beneath them the supporting excerpt from the student’s own uploaded notes, with the file it came from.
Q 3 of 10Medium3 marksPhotosynthesis

Explain why the rate of photosynthesis levels off at high light intensity.

That is it — light stops being the limiting factor, and something else takes over.

Answer: Past a certain light intensity another factor becomes limiting instead — usually carbon dioxide concentration or temperature.

Your understanding of Photosynthesis just improved!

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“Beyond a certain light intensity the rate plateaus. The limiting factor is then carbon dioxide concentration or temperature, not light.”

Biology — Chapter 6 notes.pdf

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The other tutor

Meet LingoLoop — learn to speak.

Indexify Learn has a second tutor, and it has nothing to do with your notes. LingoLoop is speak-first language practice: the practice happens out loud, in conversation, rather than on the page.

Its own tutor, on its own name, in the same app.

Try it free

Start with the notes you already have.

Upload whatever you are studying this week and see what Indie makes of it. It is free to try — no signup, and no card.

Works in the browser, and installs to your phone’s home screen.