Saved sets stay tied to the source you uploaded.
Flashcards and quiz questions keep source references where supported.
See what the generated set covered and where the source went unused.
Section-by-section study material grounded in the original material.
Create AI notes from your sources
Sign in to create saved study sets from PDFs, recordings, YouTube lectures, and readable course documents. Use the public PDF summary preview only when you want to test a readable PDF first.
What this generates
A real sample of the Digestly study workflow.
- Sample notes, flashcards, and quiz questions
- Citations on cards and Deep Dive when source mapping is available
- Pro coverage and gap workflows for saved study sets
Where this workflow fits
Digestly is designed for source-grounded study with citations on cards, quiz questions, and Deep Dive sections where supported.
Best for
- Students with PDFs, lecture recordings, YouTube lectures, or readable course documents
- Turning source material into organized notes before active recall
- Building study sets that can continue into flashcards and quizzes
- Reviewing generated notes with source references and coverage tools when available
Not best for
- Replacing a general notes workspace such as Apple Notes, Notion, or Google Docs
- Personal knowledge management that is not tied to studying
- Polishing handwritten notes or image-only scans without readable text
Inputs and outputs
Supported inputs
- PDFs
- audio recordings
- YouTube lectures
- slides exported as readable PDFs
- course handouts with readable text
Generated outputs
- structured notes
- study sets
- Digest summaries
- Deep Dive sections
- flashcards
- quizzes
- source references for mapped source material
- coverage and gap review for Pro study sets
How it works
One source moves through every step. Logged-in study sets keep citations on cards, quiz questions, and Deep Dive sections; Pro adds coverage and gap workflows.
- Step 01
Add a PDF, audio recording, YouTube lecture, or readable course document
- Step 02
Digestly extracts the study content that is available
- Step 03
Generate structured notes and a Digest summary
- Step 04
Use the same source to create flashcards or quizzes when it is time to practice
- Step 05
Sign in for saved study sets, citations, exports, and Pro coverage workflows
From source material to study set
A week of biology material: one lecture PDF, a recorded class, and a handout exported as a readable PDF.
A few minutes of setup for readable sources, followed by student review for accuracy
- 01Structured notes grouped by concept
- 02A saved study set for the week
- 03Flashcards and quiz prompts from the same sources
- 04Source references and coverage context when the source can be mapped
Digestly vs alternatives
- DigestlyThis pageBest for
Turning class sources into notes, study sets, flashcards, quizzes, citations, and coverage-aware review
LimitationNeeds readable source material and still benefits from student review
- Apple Notes or NotionBest for
Writing, organizing, and storing personal notes manually
LimitationNot built around source-to-study-set generation, flashcards, quizzes, and coverage review
- ChatGPTBest for
Quick help with a pasted excerpt or one-off explanation
LimitationSaved study sets, citations, coverage, and follow-up practice take more manual setup
- NotebookLMBest for
Exploring sources with notebook-style Q&A
LimitationLess focused on turning sources into active-recall study sets
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