AI Summary
Get the gist of a topic in one read.
Get the gist as a TL;DR, the must-know points, and a few short sections, each with the page behind it. The fast refresh before class.
Sum up this week's lectures in a quick recap.
How it works.
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Upload your course
Slide decks, chapters, transcripts. It all goes in.
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Pick what to recap
One topic, a few lectures, or the whole course.
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Get the gist
A TL;DR, key points, and short sections with citations.
Don't reread the lecture. Get the gist.
Brief, standard, or detailed.
Pick how much you want. A tight gist before class, a balanced recap, or a fuller breakdown when the exam is close. The length is yours.
Refresh, learn, or cram.
Summary
You are hereThe gist, fast. A TL;DR and the must-know points.
Study guide
Learn it. Teaching prose and self-check questions.
Cheat sheet
Cram it. A dense one-page reference.
A summary generator built on your course
- From your exact lectures
- Bo reads your own material and pulls the key points from what your course actually covers. Not a generic overview.
- Pick the length that fits
- A brief TL;DR before a lecture, a balanced recap after, or a detailed breakdown when the exam is close.
- Every point cited
- Each key point links back to the exact page it came from, so you can check the source and study deeper if you want to.
Questions, answered.
How is a summary different from a study guide?
A summary is the fast refresh. It gives you a TL;DR, the must-know points, and a few short sections so you can get the gist in one read. A study guide goes deeper and teaches the topic with ordered sections and self-check questions. Use a summary before class, a guide to learn it.
What can it summarize?
Your own course, scoped how you like. Summarize one topic, pick a few lectures, or recap the whole course. Bo works from the material you upload, not a pasted-in web article.
How long is a summary?
Your call. Brief gives the gist in a tight TL;DR and a few points. Standard is a balanced recap. Detailed adds more points and sections when you want fuller coverage.
Does every point show a source?
Yes. Points and sections carry clickable page chips like Lecture 11, p. 6, so you can jump straight to where it came from and check it.
Can I export it?
Yes. Export the summary to PDF on any plan, or to Word on Pro and up, or print it, so you can skim it offline or drop it into your notes.
Is it free to start?
Yes. Uploading your course and making summaries is free, with about 4 materials a week. Upgrade when you need more materials a week or heavier exam-season use.
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