Build Long-Term Knowledge
Tutorly AI provides on-demand tutoring. TikoNote combines tutoring with active recall — flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, and spaced repetition from your own files.
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Learn From Your Own Files
Tutorly AI tutors you on general topics. TikoNote tutors you on your specific course content — upload your lecture PDF and get an AI tutor grounded in exactly what you're studying.
Flashcards + Spaced Repetition
After a tutoring session, TikoNote locks in knowledge with SRS flashcards scheduled at optimal review intervals — turning understanding into long-term exam retention.
Visual Mind Maps
TikoNote generates interactive mind maps showing how your course concepts connect — a visual overview to study alongside your tutoring sessions.
Don't Just Solve, Understand
Getting the answer to a homework problem is a short-term win. TikoNote helps you digest the entire lecture so you can solve any problem on the final exam.
"Tutorly AI explained topics well but I still had to make my own flashcards. TikoNote tutors me on my PDF content AND generates flashcards and a mind map from it. One tool for everything.
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