๐Ÿ“

Use case

Revise by asking, not by re-reading

Re-reading notes is slow and boring. Asking questions is faster. Make a fad from your own notes, lecture PDFs and past papers. Then ask "define osmosis" or "GST ke 4 slabs kya hain" and get the answer from your material. Share it with your study group or keep it to yourself. It is like a friend who has read everything you have.

Made for
School and college studentsCompetitive exam aspirantsStudy groups and hostel friendsSelf-learners doing online courses

How it works

In three steps.

  1. 1

    Upload what you study

    Add your notes as PDF or Word, your handwritten notes typed up, important textbook chapters, and past question papers. Up to 10 sources on the free plan.

  2. 2

    Ask like you would ask a friend

    Type a question in any language. Ask for definitions, differences, steps, or where a topic appears. The fad answers from your notes and tells you when something is not there.

  3. 3

    Share with your group

    Keep it private for yourself, or allow the Google emails of your study group. Each friend can revise on their own phone from the same notes.

Y
Your fad
Online ยท replies instantly
Osmosis ki definition batao
Osmosis: paani ka ek semi-permeable membrane se kam concentration se zyada concentration ki taraf jaana. Aapke Biology notes, Chapter 2, mein diagram ke saath hai.
Difference between RAM and ROM in short?
RAM is temporary memory that clears when power goes off. ROM is permanent and stores start-up instructions. Your notes give a 4 point table on page 11.
Which questions came in 2023 paper from Chapter 5?
The 2023 paper had two questions from Chapter 5: a 5 mark question on the Green Revolution and a 2 mark question on crop rotation.
Chapter 7 ke notes hain kya?
Mere paas Chapter 7 ke notes nahi hain. Aapne jo files di hain unmein Chapter 1 se 6 tak hai. Chapter 7 upload kar dein to main madad kar sakta hoon.
Type a messageโ€ฆ

Why it matters

What changes for you

Faster revisionAsk fifty questions in the time it takes to read one chapter. You find weak spots quickly and go back to the notes only where needed.
Your notes, your wordsAnswers come from the notes you made and the books you trust, not from random websites. You revise exactly what your exam expects.
Study group in syncShare one fad with your friends. Everyone revises from the same material and sees the same answers. Perfect for last night doubts before the exam.
Honest about gapsIf a topic is missing from your notes, the fad tells you. That is a signal to find the chapter before the exam, not after.

Questions people ask

Can I upload handwritten notes?

Scanned photos of handwriting are not readable as text, so they do not work well. Type your notes into a document or use a notes app that exports text or PDF. Typed notes also make the answers much more accurate.

Is it only for school subjects?

No. Students use it for competitive exam material, accountancy notes, nursing textbooks, coding tutorials and language learning. Anything with text you want to question works. Keep each fad focused on one exam or subject for the best results.

Will it help me solve numericals?

It can explain the method and formulas from your notes and walk through a solved example if your notes include one. It answers only from your material, so upload worked solutions if you want step by step help.

Is it free for students?

Yes. The free plan gives you 3 fads with 10 sources each and files up to 25 MB. That is enough for a full subject. Your chat page shows a small "Start your own fad" line, nothing else.

Free to start

Make your own fad in five minutes

Feed it your files and notes. Share it at fad.fyi/you, on a QR code or your website. No app, no code, no card.