AI study system for your own course
Upload your syllabus, notes, practice exams, or anything else from the course. CramRocket turns it into a study plan, lessons, flashcards, and timed practice exams.
Works with any course. Built from your files, not the internet. First lesson in minutes.
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Readiness
68%
41 of 60 topics on track
Not ready yet
Cryptography, key exchange42%
Network attacks55%
One tests the formulas. The other tests the cases.
It doesn't know what your professor gave you.
Study that.
How it works
Syllabus, notes, slides, practice exams. Whatever your professor gave you.
Lessons are built from your files and adapt as you go, using teaching methods that shift based on what you're struggling with. Each one ends with you explaining the concept back in your own words, which gets graded.
Flashcards are made from the concepts you missed, then resurfaced on a schedule that catches you right before you'd forget.
Timed practice questions in your course's format. Scored, with your weak spots flagged.
No signup. Try the actual study loop on a sample course below.
Pre-generated on a sample syllabus so it loads instantly. In the app, everything is built from your own material.
Tutor
Ask ChatGPT a question and you get an answer. You feel like you learned something. You didn't, because you watched someone else do the thinking.
A lesson here works the other way. It opens with active recall on the previous lesson, builds the concept from your material on a six-step framework that adapts as you struggle, then makes you explain it back in your own words, graded on four criteria.
Readiness Score
Every explanation you write, every card you drill, every practice question you answer moves it. It reads as concepts mastered out of concepts total, so you know exactly what's left.
Most people walk into an exam with a vague sense of how prepared they are. This replaces that with a count.
Study Plan
You built a schedule. Then you fell behind, or a topic took three times longer than you thought, and the schedule stopped matching reality.
This one rebuilds itself every session. It reads your exam date, your mastered concepts, and your weak spots, then tells you what to do today. When you fall behind, it adjusts instead of judging you.
Daily Drill
There's a point where something you learned is about to slip. Review it then and it sticks for longer. Review it too early and you waste the session.
Your flashcards are made from what you missed and scheduled around that curve, so each card reaches you at the moment it does the most work.
Mock Exam
Timed questions built from your own material, in the format your course actually uses. You sit it under real conditions and get a score.
Every question you miss gets traced back to the concept behind it and goes into your flashcards, so you fix it before the next one.
* Upload a quiz or practice exam and it matches that format. Without one, questions will be made from material and weak spots.
Study Groups
Start a study group with up to seven classmates and go through the course together. Everyone's readiness score is shared, so the exam stops being something you're facing by yourself.
Why not free tools
Quiz yourself with ChatGPT. Summarize with NotebookLM. Make a deck from what you missed. Decide each night what to study.
Then do it again tomorrow, except now you're also remembering what you got wrong yesterday, because none of those tools do. Every session starts from nothing and you're the only thing connecting them. That's a second job on top of the one you already have.
CramRocket runs it as one system. The tutor finds what you don't understand, and that gap becomes tomorrow's flashcard, next week's exam question, and a readiness number that moves every time you close one.
Learning science
Recall it instead of rereading it. Space the reviews out instead of cramming. Explain it in your own words to find out if you actually understand it. None of this is new, and none of it is a secret.
It's just tedious. Writing the cards, tracking what to review when, being honest about what you don't know. Almost nobody keeps that up for a full term.
CramRocket does that part.
$19.99/month
One course at a time. Enough to take a single class from your first upload to your exam.
$34.99/month
Every course you're taking, no caps, study groups included. Or $349/year, which works out to $29 a month and covers your whole year, including the terms where three finals land in the same week.
Focused fits one course at a time. If you're carrying a full load, or accelerating, Unlimited is the one that won't get in your way.
You already paid for the course. This is what makes sure you pass it the first time.
7 days free. Card required. Cancel anytime, no charge before day 7.
If you can upload material for it, yes. There's no fixed list of subjects. It builds from your files, so it works the same for organic chemistry as for a course nobody else is taking.
You don't need them. Upload whatever course material you have. Uploading a quiz or past exam is an advantage, not a requirement, and questions will match that format when you have one.
It only uses the material you upload. If it isn't in your files, it doesn't get taught or tested. A chatbot answers from anywhere and sounds just as confident either way.
Cancel any time from your account. Before day 7, you aren't charged.
PDFs, slide decks, documents, and photos of handwritten or printed pages. If a file won't process, you'll know at upload.
Your uploads are yours. They build your lessons, flashcards, and exams. They aren't shared with other users or used to train models, and nobody in a study group sees them unless you put them there.
Same workflow. Upload the objectives, your notes, and any practice questions. If your degree program uses the cert exam as the course assessment, this treats it like any other class.
Upload your course material. You already have everything it needs.