Use case · College
College throws every subject at you at once. Brainfy turns any course PDF or set of lecture notes into flashcards, drills them with spaced repetition, plans your week, and shows honest analytics — free, web-based, and ad-free.
Whether it is organic chemistry, intro psych, anatomy, or a language requirement, the loop is the same: capture the material, turn it into questions, and review on a schedule. Brainfy does not ship verified course decks — you build them from your own lectures so they match your professor and your syllabus.
Upload a lecture PDF, paste your notes, or photograph a textbook page or slide.
The AI drafts question-and-answer cards from your source. Keep what matters, edit the rest.
Spaced repetition shows only the cards due today, with new cards capped so a heavy week stays finishable.
Bring sets you already have from Quizlet or Anki via CSV, tab-separated text, or Quizlet exports. Browse community decks shared by other students, adapt them to your course, and export any deck back to CSV whenever you want.
No — there are no pre-made or verified course decks. You build decks from your own lecture notes and PDFs, import existing Quizlet or Anki sets, or browse and adapt community decks.
Yes. Upload the PDF or paste your notes and the AI drafts question-and-answer cards you can edit; photos of slides or textbook pages work too via OCR.
Yes — free during beta, web-based, with no ads and no caps on decks or the planner.
Spaced repetition shows only what is due each day and caps new cards, while the weekly planner spreads study time so every course gets attention.
Yes. Import from CSV, tab-separated text, Anki text, or Quizlet exports, and export any deck back to CSV — no lock-in.
Brainfy is built by Aihan Mifthas · Last updated 2026-05-31. Open Brainfy →