Upload a lecture and get quizzes, flashcards and short study reels in about twenty seconds. Built for anyone who doesn't get on with three-hour library sessions.
No adverts. No subscription. Your notes are never sold or used to train AI models.
Upload your slides or paste your notes. Gradarina turns them into all of this.
Get a question wrong and it's saved. Retry just the ones you missed at the end - that retry is where the learning actually happens.
Cards you know stop appearing. Cards you don't keep coming back until they stick. Perfect for the bus.
Short clips from lecture videos, scrolled vertically like the apps you already use. Add your own from YouTube or TikTok.
The one-line takeaways from a lecture, pulled out automatically. Ideal for a skim the morning of an exam.
Turn a lecture into a short podcast and revise while walking, cooking or travelling.
See the days you turned up. Small, consistent sessions beat one panicked all-nighter.
Traditional revision assumes you can sit still for hours with a hundred-page PDF. Plenty of people can't - especially with dyslexia, ADHD or another learning difference. Gradarina breaks lectures into short pieces you can do in five spare minutes, in a format that already holds your attention.
Over 10,000 universities worldwide, and your own lecture material.
Upload a PDF of your lecture slides. If your lecturer uploads photos rather than real text, Gradarina reads those too.
Copy the transcript across from your university's video system and build study material straight from it.
Share materials and ask questions in your year group, with people studying exactly what you're studying.
Yes. No adverts, no subscription, no card details. It's a personal project built by a recent Computer Science graduate, currently running as a student pilot.
They stay yours. Your material is never sold and never used to train AI models. You can delete your account and everything in it at any time from the Profile tab.
No. Gradarina runs in your browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it behaves like a normal app. An Android version is coming to Google Play, with iOS after that.
Over 10,000 worldwide. If yours somehow isn't listed, you can type it in yourself and everything still works.
Yes - it's designed phone-first, because that's where most revision actually happens. It works on laptops too.
Upload a single set of slides and see what comes back. It takes about a minute.