AI reads your materials, generates quizzes, flashcards, and study plans, so you ace every exam in half the time.
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We hate tools that think for you. ScienceIQ helps you think harder, so the knowledge sticks in your head, not in a chat window.
We walked a real university quantum mechanics lecture through ScienceIQ.
Watching it end-to-end is one thing, learning it so it sticks is another.
Passive watch: the full lecture is 85 minutes 5 seconds. ScienceIQ path for this material: about 40 minutes of guided stations, key chapters, a check, voice recall, then summarise, so you leave with the knowledge, not just the runtime.
85:05
End-to-end runtime. No check that the ideas stuck.
~40 min
Key chapters + check + voice + summarise. Roughly half the wall-clock, built to make the knowledge stick.
Drop in the quantum mechanics lecture link, the same 85:05 university URL. PDFs, slides, notes, and web pages work the same way.
Transcript, timestamped chapters, and key concepts, wave function, Schrödinger equation, uncertainty, particle in a box, ready to study.
Quantum Mechanics holds the lecture. One subject, one place for later quizzes, plans, and review.
Four stations: watch key chapters (not the full 85:05), check Born rule vs classical path, voice the uncertainty principle, then summarise the infinite well.
Active stations turn a long talk into things you can prove you know, not just something you scrolled past.
Quizzes, flashcards, mindmaps, chat, summaries, and slides, from the same lecture when you want another angle.
Park a review of weak stations on the calendar so Born rule and uncertainty come back when you need them.
Presentations, exam prep, notes, essays, keep going far past one lecture.
Complex material distilled into clear, actionable insights. Understand the key findings in under a minute.
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Students learning
“I feed it dense marketing case studies and consumer-research papers before class. The summaries get me the key takeaways fast without flattening the argument.”
Adam Sonkodi
Marketing MSc · METU
“The chat cites the exact section it's pulling from, so I actually trust it in my research. It flagged a detail in a methods section I'd skimmed past three times.”
Laszlo Sarusi-Kiss
PhD Candidate · University of Szeged
“Pharmacology is basically memorisation, so the auto-generated quizzes are perfect. My retention on drug mechanisms shot up once I stopped just rereading.”
Marton Pinnyey
Pharmacy · University of Szeged
“A lot of my pharmacy material is only in English. Being able to work through it in my own language meant I finally stopped falling behind.”
Csongor Szilagyi
Pharmacy · University of Szeged
“Great for getting the gist quickly, though it occasionally misses nuance in the heavy maths of signal-processing papers. Still saves me time overall, so I keep using it.”
Erik Fazakas
MSc Electrical Engineering · BME
“I built my whole anatomy exam revision plan in here: flashcards, mind maps and a schedule from my reading list. Passed first try.”
Blanka Matyus
Medicine · University of Szeged
“The mind maps help me see how the case studies connect across modules. Scanned PDFs could be handled a little better, but with text-based ones it's flawless.”
Zsuzsanna Kiss
International Hospitality MSc · Oxford Brookes University
“Honestly the reason I stopped procrastinating on the reading. Upload, quiz, done — no more staring at a wall of marketing theory not knowing where to start.”
Daniel Gabor
Marketing MSc · METU
“I get through a stack of finance papers and reports every week. This cut my reading time roughly in half without me missing the important numbers.”
Tomaj Farkas
Finance MSc · Corvinus University of Budapest
“The flashcards fit how I actually revise case law. I got my best mark yet in constitutional law, and this time I genuinely understood it.”
Bendeguz Csanyi
Law · University of Szeged
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Students learning
“I feed it dense marketing case studies and consumer-research papers before class. The summaries get me the key takeaways fast without flattening the argument.”
Adam Sonkodi
Marketing MSc · METU
“The chat cites the exact section it's pulling from, so I actually trust it in my research. It flagged a detail in a methods section I'd skimmed past three times.”
Laszlo Sarusi-Kiss
PhD Candidate · University of Szeged
“Pharmacology is basically memorisation, so the auto-generated quizzes are perfect. My retention on drug mechanisms shot up once I stopped just rereading.”
Marton Pinnyey
Pharmacy · University of Szeged
“A lot of my pharmacy material is only in English. Being able to work through it in my own language meant I finally stopped falling behind.”
Csongor Szilagyi
Pharmacy · University of Szeged
“Great for getting the gist quickly, though it occasionally misses nuance in the heavy maths of signal-processing papers. Still saves me time overall, so I keep using it.”
Erik Fazakas
MSc Electrical Engineering · BME
“I built my whole anatomy exam revision plan in here: flashcards, mind maps and a schedule from my reading list. Passed first try.”
Blanka Matyus
Medicine · University of Szeged
“The mind maps help me see how the case studies connect across modules. Scanned PDFs could be handled a little better, but with text-based ones it's flawless.”
Zsuzsanna Kiss
International Hospitality MSc · Oxford Brookes University
“Honestly the reason I stopped procrastinating on the reading. Upload, quiz, done — no more staring at a wall of marketing theory not knowing where to start.”
Daniel Gabor
Marketing MSc · METU
“I get through a stack of finance papers and reports every week. This cut my reading time roughly in half without me missing the important numbers.”
Tomaj Farkas
Finance MSc · Corvinus University of Budapest
“The flashcards fit how I actually revise case law. I got my best mark yet in constitutional law, and this time I genuinely understood it.”
Bendeguz Csanyi
Law · University of Szeged
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