Feynman AI: Note,Mindmap,Memo

Feynman AI

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About this app

Feynman AI And Einstein AI: Memorize and Learn Anything

Feynman AI And Einstein AI uses AI to turn recordings, podcasts, and PDFs into clear, organized notes. Apply the Feynman technique to understand and retain complex ideas through simple explanations.

Key Features:

- Learn with the Feynman Technique: This method helps you remember by explaining things simply—like you’re teaching someone else!
- Automatic Summaries: Instantly summarize lectures, meetings, YouTube videos, and PDFs into study guides, flashcards, or quizzes.
- Mind Mapping: Visualize ideas and connections for better clarity and retention.
- Chatbot Assistance: Each note includes a chatbot that answers questions and highlights important insights.
- Cross-Platform Access: Sync notes between app and web for anytime access.
- Easy Sharing & Organization: Share notes with friends or colleagues, and organize them in folders.

Feynman AI is a powerful alternative to apps like Coconote, Turbolearn AI, and Quizlet. Download now and enhance your study and work!

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Ratings and reviews

Best app I've found to create understandable notes, mind maps, flashcards. My only gripe--and it's why I docked 2 stars--is that I can't save any of it via PDF to print out and study/write on at home. I like to look at everything on my wall. I like to hold and shuffle the flash cards in my hands. I like to write my thoughts on/around my notes. There's something about touching, rearranging, and annotating physical notes that helps me retain information and connect ideas more effectively.

I just downloaded this app and it's crazyyy, i really love it and it helped me with my exams and memorising faster, also it makes you explain it to 5 years old kid, that technique is similar to active recall it makes you memorise, it helps you retain information without forgetting it for a longer time. (I hope this app is completely free because so many students do not have bank accounts to pay, specifically young ones)

The app is pretty decent, I mainly use it as a fact checker for ChatGPT and generating flashcards; I would've completely switched over to Feynman, but the Feynman chatbot does not seem to handle some responses and questions I throw at it.