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Features

Interact turns the things you're already learning from into interactive lessons, then schedules the reviews so the material sticks. Here's what that looks like in practice.

YouTube to Flashcards Paste a video link and get flashcards, quizzes, and fill-in-the-blanks built from it. YouTube to Quiz Generate a multiple choice quiz from any YouTube video and edit every question. PDF to Flashcards Upload lecture slides, textbook chapters, or photos of notes and study them as flashcards. Website to Flashcards Turn any article or webpage into study material by pasting the link. Notes to Flashcards Paste typed notes or snap a photo of handwritten pages and make them reviewable. Visual Flashcards Put an AI-drawn picture on the back of a vocabulary card instead of a translation. Fetch Image Name a painting, a landmark, or a species and the picture lands on your card. Image Occlusion Mask the labels on a diagram or map and quiz yourself on what is underneath. Type the Answer Exercises that make you type what you know, with grading that forgives typos. Interactive Lessons Five lesson types with animations, sound effects, and keyboard shortcuts that keep review fun. Flashcards on Apple TV A native tvOS app for reviewing your queue on the big screen. Flashcards on Apple Watch Dictate card ideas from your wrist and they land in your study queue. Personal Curriculum Organize subjects, goals, and resources for everything you are learning. Progress & Streaks Track a daily streak, watch goals move, and catch follow-ups without breaking focus. Ask Ask a question, then say what to build or change. No clicking through screens.

One system underneath

Every page above feeds the same place: your collection. Whether a card came from a YouTube video, a PDF, or a thought you dictated to your watch, it joins one daily queue, rides one spaced repetition schedule, and counts toward one streak.

Want the deeper details? The Docs cover every piece, and the Roadmap shows what's coming next.

Wondering how the pieces fit a particular subject? The Topics pages show how to study art history, languages, math, and more.

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