Drop a lecture PDF, a slide deck, or a photo of your handwritten notes. AxonDeck returns a print-ready cheat sheet, a graded practice quiz, and a stack of flashcards — formulas intact, in the language you wrote them in.
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Reading, retrieval, and recall are different skills. AxonDeck builds a surface for each one, so you are never stuck re-reading the same page.
Dense, scannable markdown with real headings, tables, and LaTeX math. Built for the A4 page you take into the exam hall.
Six to ten multiple-choice questions with instant right/wrong feedback, a teaching explanation on every answer, and a final score.
Ten to fourteen tactile 3D cards. Space to flip, arrows to move, shuffle to break the order your brain memorized instead of the content.
No prompt engineering, no settings to tune, no template to pick. The whole interaction is one file and about thirty seconds.
LaTeX rendered with KaTeX everywhere — cheat sheet, quiz, and both faces of every card.
Turkish in, Turkish out. The deck matches your source, never translated behind your back.
A dedicated print stylesheet strips the interface and leaves a clean A4 sheet.
Flip a deck public and send one link. No account needed to read it.
One credit per upload, and it covers all three formats. Credits never expire, and there is nothing to cancel.
Enough for a full unit of lecture slides.
A semester of weekly readings and problem sets.
Every subject, every week, no rationing.
Lecture PDFs, PowerPoint decks, and photos of handwritten notes or whiteboards (PNG, JPG, WEBP, HEIC) up to 15 MB. You can also paste raw text — a transcript, a chapter, your own summary.
Yes. Math is written in LaTeX and rendered with KaTeX across all three formats — the cheat sheet, the quiz questions and options, and both faces of every flashcard. Integrals, matrices, and chemical notation all survive the trip.
It follows your source. Turkish notes produce a Turkish deck, German notes produce a German deck. Nothing is translated to English behind your back.
One credit per upload, and that credit buys all three formats at once. Re-reading a deck, retaking a quiz, and reshuffling flashcards are free forever. You start with 2 credits, no card required.
Every deck is grounded strictly in the material you provide. If a fact is not in your source, it does not appear in your cheat sheet.
Two credits are already waiting in your account. Start with the lecture you understood the least.