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Guides to revising.

Turning notes into cards, writing formulas in LaTeX, choosing your tools. Written by Marton Roux, who builds Studdle.

Method 2 guides

auto_storiesPDF to flashcardsFrom a PDF to flashcardsTurning lecture notes into cards by hand or with AI, and checking what the AI writes.14 October 2026arrow_forward
auto_storiesRevising with flashcardsHow to revise with flashcardsActive recall and spaced repetition, and how to use them on a STEM course.14 October 2026arrow_forward

Tools 1 guide

phone_iphoneQuizlet alternativesQuizlet alternatives for STEMThe flashcard apps that replace Quizlet, compared for maths, physics and computer science.14 October 2026arrow_forward

Maths and LaTeX 1 guide

functionLaTeX flashcardsMaths flashcards, with real LaTeXWriting formulas on your cards, the apps that render them, and what makes a good maths card.14 October 2026arrow_forward

Cards from your own course, soon

Studdle launches in early 2027. Hand it a lecture PDF or a photo of your notes, and Pebble, its AI coach, drafts the cards with the formulas in LaTeX. You read every card before you keep it.