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Fichea: study with your course

Is your course in a PDF or on paper? Turn it into a clear sheet, then check what you remember with questions.

By Fichea.
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Go from your course materials to active studying

A dense chapter, photographed pages, notes to put back in order: Fichea brings preparation and review together in one space. You start from your course to find the key concepts in a sheet, then move on to questions to spot what deserves more work.

Import a PDF, paste your text or add a photo of your course, depending on your plan. Fichea prepares a structured sheet to reread, then corrected multiple-choice quizzes to test what you’ve understood. A concept still unclear? Ask your question in the chat linked to the course. You can then go over the key points with flashcards.

Your course stays the starting point: you work on the concepts and vocabulary of your materials. Chat answers cite the passages used. Web search is an option you can turn on if you want a supplement; anything from outside the course is flagged separately. Keep your document handy to check the explanations.

How to use Fichea with your course

  1. 1. Bring your material. Choose a PDF course, paste a text or add a readable photo, depending on your plan. Use material you have the right to import. Start with a short, coherent part, such as one concept or one chapter.
  2. 2. Find the essentials in your sheet. Reread the definitions, formulas and examples, comparing them with the course. You get an organized resource to start your studying.
  3. 3. Test yourself with a multiple-choice quiz. Answer before reading the correction to spot the concepts to work on again.
  4. 4. Unblock what you didn’t understand. Ask a question in the chat linked to the course, find the cited passages and go back to the exercise. Then use flashcards to review the key concepts.

From course to quiz: an example on percentages

To show the journey, we wrote a short original course on percentages. We imported it into Fichea, generated a sheet, then a four-question quiz. The materials below show the result of this Fichea demo.

Your turn

A price of €100 goes up 20%, then drops 20%. What is the final price? Take a moment to work it out before opening the answer.

See the answer and understand the trap

After the increase: 100 × 1.20 = €120. The decrease applies to this new value: 120 × 0.80 = €96. The overall change is therefore −4%. Adding the two rates would overlook that their base has changed.

Another check: to cancel out a 25% increase, you need a 20% decrease, because 1.25 × 0.80 = 1.

Fichea demo: correction of a quiz on percentages and an answer of 92 euros to a 15% increase on 80 euros.
Real screenshot from our test: the four expected answers were entered to check the correction. The score shown is neither a measured learning result nor a student testimonial.

You can open the course, compare the sheet to the PDF and redo the calculations, even without a Fichea account. These materials show the journey on a short chapter, from the starting document to practice.

Keep your course as your reference

Fichea helps you prepare your materials and practice on the concepts you’re studying. Like any AI-generated content, a sheet or an answer may contain an error: check the formulas, units and conditions of application against your course. A question in the chat can help you go back over a difficult passage.

Try it on a course you already know

A free plan lets you discover Fichea. Current features, quotas and plans are detailed on the pricing page. For a first try, choose a short course whose result you can easily check.

Create my first sheet

Need to prepare your material before starting? See our guide to making a study sheet or discover Fichea’s tools.