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Add your material
A PDF, Word or PowerPoint file, a text file, pasted notes or a photo of handwritten pages. Scanned pages are read with OCR.
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Quizy writes the cards
Quizy AI reads it section by section and writes question-and-answer, multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank cards, with the source page on each.
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Study a little each day
Answer by tapping, typing or speaking. Quizy checks your answer and schedules the next review so you remember it for the exam.
Turn anything you study from into flashcards.
Drop in a PDF, slides or a photo of your notes. Quizy writes the cards in seconds, links each one to the page it came from, and tells you when to review.
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Sample deck: Biology, chapter 4Card 1 of 3
That's a study session.
Quizy brings each card back right before you'd forget it. Your own decks come from your own files.
From a file to a study session in three steps
Everything happens inside the app. There's nothing to set up first.
What's in Quizy 1.2.1
Free AI that writes cards in seconds, more file types and smarter review.
Make cards from anything
Use the material you already have.
- PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, text and MarkdownPlus pasted notes and photos of notes, read offline with OCR.
- Every card shows where it came fromOpen the source page with the passage highlighted.
- Figures come alongThe main diagram on a page is attached to its cards.
- 20 languagesMake cards in another language, and read scans in it too.
Study smarter
Active recall, not rereading.
- Tap, type or say your answerQuizy checks it, and can read questions aloud.
- “Explain this”A step-by-step explanation for any card you're stuck on.
- Weak-spot review and “More like this”Drill the cards you miss most, or add new ones on a topic.
- Spaced repetition (FSRS)Reviews are timed to when you're about to forget.
Ask your notes
Talk to the document itself.
- Chat with your documentAnswers come with the page numbers they're based on.
- Cheat sheetsA short summary of each section.
- Card quality checkFinds vague or duplicate cards and suggests fixes.
Study anywhere
Your decks aren't stuck on one screen.
- Study on your phoneScan a QR code to use your phone over Wi-Fi while Quizy is open on your PC.
- Anki import and exportBring decks in, or take yours with you.
- Automatic updatesNew versions install themselves from 1.2 on.
- Sign in with GoogleOr use an email and password. Your decks stay on your PC either way.
Your decks stay on your computer
Your files, decks and study history are stored only on your PC. To write cards, Quizy AI sends the section it's working on to Groq, the AI service it runs on, and nothing else. You don't need an account with an AI company or an API key.
- Study without internet
- Reviewing your decks works offline. Making new cards needs a connection.
- No subscription
- Quizy and Quizy AI are free. If it's ever busy, you can add your own free key.
- Fast on any computer
- Cards are written in seconds, with no big download and no strain on your PC.
- Bring your own AI if you'd rather
- Use your own key for Groq, Gemini, OpenAI or a model on your own PC with Ollama. It's optional.
Download Quizy 1.2.1
One installer, about 140 MB. Open it and you're ready to make cards.
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- 4 GB of memory or more
- About 600 MB of free disk space
- Internet to make new cards
Seeing “Windows protected your PC”? Quizy isn't code-signed yet, so Windows doesn't recognise the publisher. Click More info, then Run anyway.
Have 1.2 already? It updates itself. Upgrading from 1.0 or 1.1? Install this once and it updates itself after that. Older versions and release notes are on GitHub.
Questions
Is Quizy really free?
Yes. The app and Quizy AI are free, with no subscription or trial. Quizy AI is shared by everyone, so if it's busy you can add your own free key from Groq or Gemini in Settings.
Which files can I use?
PDFs (including scanned ones), Word (.docx), PowerPoint (.pptx), text and Markdown files, notes you paste in, and photos of notes. You can also import Anki decks.
How good are the cards?
They're written from your material, and every card links to the page it came from so you can check it. You can edit any card, and the quality check points out vague or repeated ones.
Do I need internet?
To make new cards, ask your document questions or get explanations. Studying the decks you already have works offline.
Is there a Mac or phone app?
Quizy runs on Windows. You can study on your phone through your PC: turn on phone access in Settings and scan the QR code while both are on the same Wi-Fi.
Where are my decks stored?
On your computer, in Quizy's own data folder. Uninstalling the app doesn't touch your other files.