TurboLearn

The starting point is your own material. Drop in a lecture recording, a PDF, a YouTube link or a set of notes, and TurboLearn turns it into study activities: written notes, flashcards, quizzes with practice questions, and podcast-style audio you can listen to. An AI notetaker can also listen to a lecture as it happens and write up notes for later review.

Generated notes open in a document-style editor, so you can correct or expand them rather than accept them as they are. Docs can be shared for live collaboration with classmates, and notes sync across devices. The tool handles math formulas, chemical equations and code snippets, which matters for science and programming courses.

For students who would rather not start from scratch, there is a library of pre-made AP study guides and books. The product has rebranded to Turbo AI, and existing accounts and notes continue to work under the new name. It runs on the web. A free tier is available, and paid upgrades remove limits, but plan names and prices were not available when this page was checked.