Study tools

Turn your notes into spaced-repetition flashcards

Generate flashcard decks from your notes, chats, or uploaded documents. Cards are scheduled with SM-2 spaced repetition — the same algorithm behind Anki — so you review each card right before you'd forget it.

Practice tests built from your actual course material

Generate practice quizzes from your notes, chats, or documents — then get scored, see what you missed, and let your Daily Plan bring the weak topics back. Testing yourself beats rereading, and this makes testing yourself the easy option.

A daily plan that adapts to how you're actually doing

Tell Fennie your courses, exam dates, and available time. It builds a Daily Plan — what to study today, in what order — and rebuilds it every day based on what you got wrong, what you skipped, and how close the exam is.

Structured notes from your chats, readings, and messy drafts

Turn a chat where you finally understood a topic into a clean, structured note. Write and organize unlimited notes with markdown, math, and diagrams — and generate flashcards or quizzes from any note when it's time to review.

Unlimited AI tutoring chat. Free means free.

Ask questions, work through problems step by step, and get explanations re-explained until they land. Chat on Fennie is unlimited on the free plan — no message caps, no trial countdown. It's the one feature we never meter.

Upload your textbook. Ask it questions. Study from the answers.

Upload PDFs — textbook chapters, lecture slides, papers — and chat over them with answers grounded in the document itself. Highlight, extract the high-yield material, and generate flashcards and quizzes straight from the source.

A reviewer for your draft — not a ghostwriter

Write in a focused essay editor with autosave and live word counts, then use AI as a tireless reviewer: feedback on your draft, and flashcards or quizzes generated from your essay's material. It helps you write better — it doesn't write for you.