From your course
Create your study sheet with AI
Import your PDF to create a structured sheet to reread alongside your course, then a corrected multiple-choice quiz. Photos depend on your plan.
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An example of a Fichea sheet
Go through this sheet on percentages before creating the one for your course.
- The concepts to review
- Multiplier coefficients, overall rate and formulas are grouped on the sheet.
- Explained calculations
- The examples detail the steps, like a 20% increase followed by a 20% decrease.
- The mistakes to avoid
- The sheet explains why these two changes don’t cancel each other out and offers a recall question.
Your sheet will start from your own course. The available formats and the generation volumes depend on your plan.
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Examples, corrected questions and steps to prepare your next study session.
Study methods
Review for a test with sheets, quizzes and flashcards
Organize your studying from course to exercise: a sheet to structure, a quiz to test yourself, a chat to understand and flashcards to review.
Organize your studying
How do you motivate yourself to study when you procrastinate?
Start small, the two-minute rule, phone out of reach, short sessions and rewards: concrete ways to stop putting off your studying.
Organize your studying
Too many courses to review: where to start?
Too many chapters and not enough time? Take stock, sort by weight and deadline, break it into blocks and start with a test to know what to review.
Memorizing
Blurting: the blank-page method for studying
Read, close your course, write down everything that comes back, then fill in with color: the blurting method step by step, with a full example in history.
Understanding your course
How do you make a mind map for studying?
A mind map links the notions of a chapter around a central theme. How to build it from your course, an example in economics and social sciences, and its limits.
Why use Fichea for this?
How does it work?
- 1
Import your course
Take a photo of a page of your course or add a PDF. For a photo, check the recognized text before creating the sheet.
- 2
Create the sheet
Fichea turns the content into a clearer study structure.
- 3
Check the essentials
Compare the summary with your course and adjust the points that need precision.
- 4
Move on to active recall
Use quizzes and flashcards to check what you can recall without rereading.
Examples of use
- Math study sheet
- History and geography sheet with dates and landmarks
- Biology and earth sciences sheet with mechanisms and vocabulary
- Law sheet with rules, conditions and exceptions
- University sheet from a PDF handout
Frequently asked questions
Can Fichea create a sheet from a PDF?
Yes. Add a photo of your course or a PDF, then create your sheet. Access to photos depends on your plan, and the legibility of the text matters.
Does the generator work for all subjects?
Fichea doesn't impose a closed list of subjects: it works from the imported course. The result should still always be checked against your original material.
Does an AI sheet replace exercises?
No. A sheet helps organize and memorize the course; for reasoning or calculation subjects, exercises remain essential.