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Our webapp is the ultimate study tool for students and teachers. With integrated ai quizzes and flashcard generation and our special active recall technology, our product offers science backed learning. On top of being a great study tool, schools and teachers can use it, with our latest update, teachers can now post homework for their students to edit with our built in pdf editor. Teachers can also share links to quizzes that students can take and be graded on.
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My friend developed it and it was pretty usefull for my math exam (i passed it) ! I use it since then, and I think it is a good idea ! (i know it is my friend, but like i would use it anyway)
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Heck yeah
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