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AI notes generator

Study notes that ask you questions

Kuliko turns a document into notes laid out for review: the main points on one side, questions that point to them on the other, and a short summary. Cover the notes, answer the questions and see what you remember.

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Readiness

72/100

  • Memory72%72% likely to be recalled in 30 days
  • Applied knowledgeApprenticeBased on 8 completed quizzes.

Readiness shows what you’re likely to remember in 30 days and how well you can use it.

Supporting resource: builds understanding but does not change mastery directly.

How readiness works

How it works

How to make study notes with AI

Real screens from the Kuliko web app, generated from our own sample lecture notes on gravity assists.

  1. Add a document

    Upload a file, paste a link or start from a topic. Every source becomes a document you can study from.

    The Add material panel on Kuliko’s home page: drop a file, paste a web page or YouTube link, generate from a topic, or import from Google Drive, Notion, OneDrive, Dropbox or OneNote

  2. Generate notes

    Kuliko writes the notes, the questions beside them and a summary at the end.

    Notes Kuliko generated from a gravity assist lecture, with questions on the left and the notes on the right

  3. Test yourself, then keep it

    Answer the questions without looking at the notes. To keep what you learned, generate flashcards from the same document and review them on schedule.

    A Kuliko review session showing a flashcard answer and the Easy, Good, Hard and Again ratings with their next review times

What you get

Notes made for review, not just for reading

  • Questions beside the notes

    Each main idea gets a question or keyword next to it, so you can cover the notes and quiz yourself.

  • The detail you need

    The notes keep the explanations and examples that a summary leaves out.

  • From notes to practice

    When you are ready, generate flashcards or a quiz from the same document.

Readiness

Understand it first, then prove it

Mind maps, summaries and notes help you understand, but they do not change your readiness score directly. Generate flashcards and quizzes from the same document to build that evidence.

See how readiness works

What you can study from

  • PDF, Word (.docx), Markdown, text and HTML files
  • PNG, JPG and TIFF images
  • Audio recordings in MP3, M4A, WAV, WebM or MP4
  • A single YouTube video link (with a monthly allowance)
  • A web page link
  • A typed topic, turned into a cited study guide when you have no file
  • Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Notion and OneNote imports on the web

Frequently asked questions

How are the notes laid out?

Each note has three parts: the notes themselves, a column of questions or keywords that point to the main ideas, and a short summary.

How are notes different from a summary?

Notes keep more of the detail and come with questions you can use to test yourself. A summary is shorter and gives you the essentials for a quick review.

Do notes count toward my readiness score?

Not directly. Notes help you understand the material. Flashcard reviews and completed quizzes from the same document are what build your readiness score.

Is the AI notes generator free?

Yes. Notes are part of the free plan, with 5 document uploads a month, files up to 5 MB and 5 flashcard reviews a day. Pro adds unlimited document uploads, files up to 20 MB and higher limits.

Start with the material you already have

Create a free account, add a document and generate your first study resources from it.

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