LearnX is a browser-based study tool that converts uploaded course files — PDFs, DOCX notes, PPTX lecture slides, TXT files and images — into an "Exam Sprint": a sequenced path of study units, generated practice questions, spaced reviews and a final readiness exam.
What is LearnX?
LearnX takes your own course material as input — lecture slides, textbook chapters, lab observations, typed notes or photographed pages — and outputs a structured study path rather than a chat reply. The platform parses your files into ordered units, writes exam-style questions aimed at the weak spots in that material, schedules the questions you miss for later repair, and ends each sprint with a "Final Prediction" exam that estimates readiness. It runs in the browser on desktop and mobile web, selling itself as "Duolingo, but for your notes."
What makes LearnX stand out?
- Exam Sprint structure — a sprint bundles uploaded files, a start date and a fixed 15-day window, ending in a Final Prediction exam instead of an open-ended question bank.
- Question-generation directives — you steer output with toggles for finding knowledge gaps, active recall, real-world scenarios, progressive difficulty, plausible distractors, multi-step reasoning, a quality filter and "learn from errors" near-miss answers.
- Mistake repair queue — questions answered incorrectly return as scheduled review items, so a wrong answer on ATP synthase or the electron transport chain reappears rather than disappearing into a results page.
- Dashboard countdowns — the home view lists upcoming tests with days remaining and the next unit to review, e.g. a Calculus BC test in 6 days pointing at series convergence.
- Squads and XP — friend activity, weekly XP leaderboards and shared study momentum add a social layer to revision.
- Cross-device sync — a sprint opened on desktop resumes at the same point on mobile web.
- Privacy defaults — uploads transfer over SSL/TLS, sit encrypted at rest with AES-256, are never used to train public models, and can be deleted from your library at any time.
Who should use LearnX?
- University students with dense lecture decks: upload a semester of PPTX slides and PDF chapters to get an ordered unit list and practice questions matching the course's emphasis.
- Test-takers on a deadline: set a sprint date two weeks out and let the dashboard surface the next unit and review schedule for each upcoming exam.
- Self-directed learners wary of losing coverage: use the knowledge-gap and mistake-repair features to catch misconceptions that silent re-reading hides.
- Study groups: run squads with friends and compare weekly XP while working through the same material.
What can you do with LearnX?
- Science majors: turn cell-division notes, mitosis slides and a textbook chapter into multi-step questions on the cell cycle, then re-test the ones you missed.
- Language and essay courses: practice structured essay-style prompts; one testimonial describes French final essay topics being structured similarly to the practice questions.
- Exam crammers: compress revision into a 15-day sprint with a countdown per subject instead of re-reading notes the night before.
Pricing
LearnX is freemium. The free tier covers your first Exam Sprint with up to 3 file uploads at a maximum of 25 MB per file. A paid Super plan adds unlimited sprints, unlimited Energy and larger uploads. No dollar amounts are published on the page, and no credit card is required to start.
Alternatives
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Grok
- Quizlet
FAQ
Is LearnX free?
There is a free tier: the first Exam Sprint allows up to 3 file uploads at a maximum of 25 MB each, with no credit card required. Unlimited sprints, unlimited Energy and larger file uploads require the paid Super plan.
How is an Exam Sprint different from a quiz?
A quiz is one static set of questions generated from your material. An Exam Sprint organizes the material into sequential units, routes wrong answers into a repair queue for re-testing, schedules reviews with spaced repetition, and closes with a Final Prediction exam that scores readiness.
What file types can I upload?
The page shows DOCX notes, PPTX lecture slides, PDF textbook chapters, TXT lab observations and images among supported sources. Free accounts are limited to 3 files per sprint and 25 MB per file.
Does LearnX train AI models on my notes?
No. Uploads are private to your account, never used for training public models, and deletable from your library at any time. Data moves over SSL/TLS, is stored with AES-256 encryption at rest, and temporary files are purged automatically.
