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That sinking feeling when you see the main question is about the ONE thing you didn't review
Spending your entire evening trying to summarize one chapter, only to forget it tomorrow
Opening your textbook after the test and finding the perfect notes... on the wrong page
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PDFs, lectures, textbooks, ancient scrolls*... we'll digest it all
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*Ancient scrolls may take slightly longer to process. No cuneiform tablets were harmed in the making of this AI.
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