Hey, I’m a student who finally wrapped up his exams, started working on his thesis, and naturally decided... to build a study app instead. Yes, this entire project is a result of procrastination. I'm guilty.
Studying was always a struggle for me. I’d reread notes, highlight like a maniac, binge-watch lectures and somehow retain absolutely nothing. Then I decided to give active recall a try, the simple idea of testing yourself instead of fake-studying and it actually worked. I started remembering stuff, understanding concepts, and feeling a little less like my brain was made of Swiss cheese.
So I built Quizard, a fun, fast study platform powered by active recall. You can create quizzes, flashcards, summaries, take notes, build study plans with deadlines, and break them into tasks. You can organize all your materials into folders, share them with friends, and track your study progress, with performance overviews for every quiz so you actually know what’s sticking (and what’s not).
Even though I’m done with exams, I built Quizard for everyone still fighting the good fight. Because if procrastination got me into this mess, maybe it can help get you out of yours.
fun and useful, especially for students but it seems that the project will be interesting for teachers too! Perhaps it is worth expanding the positioning upvoted!
Congrats on the launch, Omar! 🎉 Quizard sounds perfect not just for students, but for anyone learning stuff on their own (me, trying to teach myself Japanese 👀). Does it support videos, audio clips, or PPTs? Either way, active recall is a game-changer—can't wait to try it and finally stop fooling myself into thinking "highlighting = learning". Also - nice logo! Quite unique and memorable. Wishing you all the success! 🚀
Congrats on launching Quizard! I like how you turned procrastination into a productive project. All the best!
Does it support handwritten notes too? Because most of mine are in my journal. Also, does it track my progress or adapt questions if I get something wrong repeatedly?
