How Cardemio works
You bring the material. Cardemio writes the cards, runs the questions, and keeps the record of what you have done.
UPLOAD YOUR MATERIAL
Drag in a PDF of up to 40 pages, or paste text straight from your notes app. Text-based PDFs work best: lecture slides, textbook chapters, handbooks, research papers. Before generating you can add instructions, for example 'only the second half' or 'ask about definitions, not dates', and the AI follows them.
CHOOSE A DECK TYPE
Learning decks give you a short summary plus two or three highlights per card, good for a first pass. Quiz decks give questions, answers, and a Why section drawn from your document. Exam decks give timed, exam-style questions. You can convert a deck from one type to another later without uploading again.
STUDY THE DECK
Flip through cards one by one or read the whole deck on a single page. In quiz mode answers stay hidden until you ask for them. In exam mode you can run a timed attempt that counts, or practice mode, which reveals the answer after each question and keeps your score history untouched.
TRACK PROGRESS
Every attempt records a score and the time you spent. Group decks into a learning path with a deadline and objectives, and the path page shows last access, attempts, best score, and how far each person has got. Owners of shared paths see the same view for every participant.
START WITH ONE DOCUMENT
Pick something you need to know this week and see how the cards read.
GET STARTEDFROM THE STUDY BLOG
All study tipsHow to make good flashcards
Six rules for cards that are quick to answer and hard to fake: one fact per card, your own words, and no walls of text.
Study methodsActive recall, made practical
Why answering from memory beats rereading, plus four ways to practise it on any subject.
Exam prepHow to study for an exam in two weeks
A day-by-day plan that moves from understanding to recall to timed practice, using learning, quiz, and exam decks.