Cramd

Cramd is an exam preparation tool that turns notes, PDFs, and videos into smart flashcards and quizzes. Cramd turns PDFs, slides, handwritten notes, photos, YouTube videos, and Word files into AI generated flashcards and quizzes, then runs them through spaced repetition and adaptive exam simulation.

Cramd is a study tool that converts messy source material into structured review content. Upload PDFs, lecture slides, handwritten notes, voice memos, photos, Word documents, or paste text directly, and the platform generates flashcards and quizzes from that input. A dedicated YouTube mode pulls video content into the same flashcard workflow, and an importer for existing Quizlet sets lets students consolidate decks they already own. The stated aim is retention rather than simple exposure: cards are paired with a spaced repetition engine, and practice tests adapt to weak spots so review time goes toward gaps instead of material already mastered. In practice, the workflow is three steps. Materials go in through the relevant importer, the AI parses and segments the content, and the resulting cards and quizzes appear in a study session. Progress tracking and analytics sit alongside the sessions, with exam simulation available for test preparation. Because the tool accepts several input types, it suits students who collect material across formats, for example a PDF textbook chapter, a recorded lecture, and a set of slides for the same course. The homepage cites users in pre-med, law, engineering, business, chemistry, history, psychology, and computer science, which reflects a general academic audience rather than one subject area. The competitive set is crowded. Quizlet remains the default for manual decks and has its own AI features, Anki dominates for users who want deep control over scheduling and add-ons, and general purpose chat assistants can summarize documents on request. Cramd positions itself between those poles: more automated than building cards by hand, and more structured than asking a chatbot to explain a chapter, with the Quizlet importer lowering the cost of switching. The Basic tier is free with limited AI generations, basic spaced repetition, and simple progress tracking. Premium at $6.99 per month adds unlimited AI study generations, AI adjusted quizzes, advanced spaced repetition, detailed analytics, an ad free experience, and unlimited friends. Yearly billing is offered. The published site does not state which mobile platforms are supported, so the mobile app question in the FAQ has no confirmed answer here.