notes → practice → readiness
Sift is my study companion for my university biomedical science exams. It turns lecture notes into flashcards, quizzes and essay prompts, then rolls everything into a readiness score.
story.
I used to make my own flashcards slide by slide, upload them to Quizlet for the gamification, then export the deck to Anki for effective spaced repetition.
It worked, but it meant three (or four) separate apps, a UI I never loved, and no proper way to track what I was really struggling with. If I wanted AI to explain something, that was a fourth tab too. So I built an all-in-one place for notes, practice, AI-assisted learning, and problem areas, with a few of my own new features that I wish Quizlet and Anki had.
[ THE APP ]
every module, with a live readiness percentage
dashboard, exam readiness
panic mode, a plan for the week before
explain it, say it out loud, get graded (and recorded in your module progress)
analytics, the trend
[ WHAT IT DOES ]
Explain It
Panic Mode
Give it an exam date and a daily budget. It ranks your weakest lectures and builds the schedule.
AI generation
Flashcards, MCQs and essay questions generated from your own notes, on your own AI API key.
One score
Flashcard recall, quiz accuracy and resolved problem areas, combined into one readiness number.
Device sync
Syncs across devices with Supabase.
[ BUILT WITH ]
Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Supabase · OpenAI API · TipTap · Recharts