Anything you have
Ingest
Drop a topic, your notes, a PDF, or a photo of the page. Everything gets parsed into concepts.
AceDecks reads your notes, finds the concepts you are quietly losing, and drills them back before an exam finds them first.
Chemistry · Equilibrium
2 concepts slipping since Tuesday
Live knowledge map
This is not a loop. The fading nodes are genuinely decaying as you read — dimming, flickering and orbiting further out the longer they go untouched.
3 concepts drifting. The longer you leave them, the further they go.
The loop
You never build a study plan, choose a mode, or decide what is due. The engine does all four, every session.
Anything you have
Drop a topic, your notes, a PDF, or a photo of the page. Everything gets parsed into concepts.
Written from your material
Notes, questions and flashcards written from your material — every answer validated before it reaches you.
The mastery model
Each answer updates a real mastery model: recency, difficulty, hesitation and decay.
Where the gain is
Miss something and it names the exact misconception, then re-tests the same idea until it holds.
The arena
Pick the wrong answer and the card cracks open into exactly what the app gives you: the misconception, the idea underneath it, and how to spot it next time.
Go on — pick the wrong one.
Which trend increases left to right across a period?
Questions
Nothing. Every feature is free and unlimited — no daily caps, no locked modes, no card required.
No. Type what you are studying — a topic like “photosynthesis” or “AP World Unit 3” — and AceDecks writes the material for you.
PDFs, photos of a textbook or your own handwriting, and plain text. You can also import a Quizlet set, an Anki deck, or a Google Doc.
Every answer feeds a mastery model weighing how recently you answered, how hard the question was, how long you took, and how much has decayed since. Miss something and it returns sooner; prove it and it returns much later.
Quizlet holds your flashcards. AceDecks decides what you practise next, and tells you why. You never build a study plan or pick a mode.
Type it in and you will have your first question about twenty seconds later.