Every tool has a job.
Here they are, live.
These aren't screenshots — they're the real thing. Flip the flashcards, answer the practice questions, watch Scribe write: this is exactly what studying in Tigrus feels like.
Messy input in. Clean pages out.
Drop in half-written lecture notes, a 40-page PDF, or a YouTube link. Scribe writes clean, organized pages into the right notebook — and every answer it gives is grounded in YOUR material, not the open internet.
- Text, PDFs & YouTube become structured pages
- Answers cite your own notes
- Feynman-style explanations on demand
Decks that build themselves.
One tap on any page generates a deck of recall-first cards — short enough to actually use, tied forever to the page they came from. Flip, grade yourself, and let the keepers flow into your review schedule.
- Generated from the exact page you studied
- Recall-first wording, no busywork
- Keep or retire cards with a swipe
Find the gaps before the exam does.
Real questions with distractors that actually test understanding. Nothing is revealed until you commit to an answer — then you see exactly what you know and what needs another pass.
- Answer first, reveal after — like the real thing
- Wrong options explained, not just marked
- Difficulty adapts to your results
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See the shape of the topic.
When a chapter feels foggy, the problem is usually structure, not one missing fact. Tigrus lays the topic out as a living map — core idea, branches, connections — so your brain can file it as a network.
- Generated from any page in one tap
- Branches expand into sub-ideas
- Great for essays and big-picture review
Reviews on autopilot.
Set a schedule once and Tigrus brings each page back right before you would forget it. Due reviews appear the minute their time arrives — check them off and the streak keeps itself alive.
- Daily, weekly, or custom schedules per page
- Due reviews surface automatically
- One tap opens the exact page to review
Tap a circle to clear a review — another is always on schedule
Everything has a home.
Shelves group your subjects, notebooks hold classes, sections split the units, pages carry the notes — and every AI artifact stays wired to the page that created it. A study desk, not a file dump.
- Shelves → notebooks → sections → pages
- Study Bank collects every deck, quiz & map
- Nothing generated ever loses its source
YOUR NOTEBOOKS