Turn your lecture slides into study cards, scheduled against your exam date.
CramCard makes study cards that each test one fact from your own slides, notes and past papers, for university and professional-exam students. Near the exam, it prioritises what is likely to appear and still weak.
No account. No card. No sales call.
- Cards from your slides, notes and past papers
- The source page attached to every card
- A cram schedule as the exam gets close
Turn the syllabus into cards a day
Put in the lectures, slides, days to the exam and the time you have. See how many cards a day to learn, how long each day takes and whether it fits. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
What a study day looks like
- Learning new cards
- 9 min
- Reviewing earlier cards
- 11 min
- Days needed at your pace
- 11 days
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CramCard — exam study plan · 504 cards over 25 days · 21 new cards and about 20 minutes a day · Fits the time available Run it yourself: https://cramcard.com
Method: new cards are spread evenly over the days before your revision days. Daily reviews are each day's new cards times the reviews you expect per card, roughly where the load settles once spacing is running.
Spaced repetition, without making the cards
Cards generated from your own material, then scheduled against the date of your exam.
- Upload what you have
- Lecture slides, notes, a textbook chapter or a past paper.
- One fact per card
- Atomic, well-formed cards that each test one fact, with the vague prompts that make auto-generated cards useless rejected.
- Back to the source
- Every card carries the page it came from.
- Weighted by past papers
- Topics are weighted by how heavily they appear in past papers for that exam.
- Scheduled to your exam date
- Cards are scheduled against the exam date, with long-term spacing while there is time.
- Cram mode
- As the date approaches, it switches to a cram schedule that prioritises what is both likely to appear and currently weak.
The problem
Spaced repetition genuinely works and almost nobody uses it, because making good cards takes longer than reading the material.
Students either buy someone else's deck, which does not match their syllabus, or they highlight textbooks, which does not work.
Two weeks out they panic and cram everything equally, including the things they already know.
Who it is for
University students
Medicine, nursing, law and engineering students facing high-stakes exams with enormous volumes of material.
Professional-exam candidates
Accountancy and certification candidates preparing for high-stakes exams.
Course cohorts
Institutions providing it to a whole course cohort, per student per term.
How it works
CramCard, from the first step to the result.
- 1
Upload a document
Slides, notes, a chapter or a past paper.
- 2
Get a deck
Atomic cards, each with its source page.
- 3
Study on schedule
Reviews are planned against your exam date.
- 4
Cram what matters
Near the exam, it prioritises what is likely to appear and still weak.
Questions people actually ask
- What can I upload?
- Lecture slides, notes, a textbook chapter or a past paper.
- How are these cards different from other generated decks?
- Each card is atomic and tests one fact, with the source page attached, and the vague prompts that make most auto-generated cards useless are rejected.
- How does it know what matters for my exam?
- It weights topics by how heavily they appear in past papers for that exam.
- What is cram mode?
- As the exam date approaches, it switches from long-term spacing to a cram schedule that prioritises what is both likely to appear and currently weak.
- What is free?
- Generating a deck from one uploaded document, and the full study scheduler for that deck, free forever.
- What do paid plans cost?
- 8 dollars a month for unlimited decks, past-paper weighting and cram mode, or 60 dollars for a full exam-season pass.
- Can a university buy it for a course?
- Yes. An institutional licence for course cohorts is 5 dollars per student per term.
- Why should I trust the exam study planner?
- Every figure is arithmetic on the numbers you enter, worked out in your browser, and each assumption is named on the page. Change any input and everything updates.
Pricing
One deck and its scheduler are free forever. Pay monthly, buy an exam-season pass, or cover a whole cohort.
Monthly
Unlimited decks and exam tools.
- Unlimited decks
- Past-paper weighting
- Cram mode
Institutions
An institutional licence for course cohorts.
- Course cohorts
Prices in USD.
Turn the syllabus into cards a day
Put in the lectures, slides, days to the exam and the time you have. See how many cards a day to learn, how long each day takes and whether it fits. Runs in your browser. No account, no card, no call.
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