Quiz yourself on anything

Cram turns your material into active-recall flashcards — a self-quiz where every card is a question. The AI writes the questions; spaced repetition decides when you see them again.

Built on the study methods research ranks highest — active recall and spaced repetition.

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Questions written for you

Add a topic, your notes, or a PDF and Cram generates the question-and-answer cards automatically.

Active recall, not re-reading

Quizzing yourself is one of the most effective ways to learn — far better than highlighting or re-reading.

It adapts to you

Cards you find hard come back sooner; ones you know come back later, so your time goes where it counts.

A quiz is only useful if it tests the right things. Because Cram builds your cards from your own notes, PDFs, or chosen topic, every question targets exactly what you're studying. Each card is a prompt you answer from memory — active recall — and spaced repetition schedules the next review for the moment it does the most good. See everything Cram can turn into a deck, or compare it with Quizlet, Knowt, and Anki.

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AI Quiz Generator: FAQ

How does the AI quiz generator work?
Give Cram a topic, your notes, a PDF, or a link, and it writes question-and-answer cards for you. You answer each from memory, rate how well you knew it, and Cram schedules the next review accordingly.
What's the difference between flashcards and a quiz?
In Cram they're the same thing done well: each flashcard is a question you answer from memory (a self-quiz), and spaced repetition controls when each question returns so the testing keeps working over time.
Is it free?
Cram is a paid app — no ads and no data-selling, just a simple subscription with a free trial on the annual plan. You can cancel anytime from your Apple account.

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