Fennie

Fennie is a study app for students who want a real plan, not another to-do list. Add your classes, drop in a syllabus or an exam date, and Fennie builds a daily study plan around your actual coursework. Daily study plans Each morning you open the app to a short list: what to review, what to practice, what's due. Your study planner adjusts as the week shifts, so a missed session doesn't throw the whole schedule off. Turn a syllabus into a study plan in one step, or build a 7-day plan for a midterm. Notes that work the way you study Write in clean Markdown, paste in lecture slides, or upload a PDF and turn it into study notes you can actually revise from. The note taking app links every topic back to your plan, so review sessions pull the right material without you hunting for it. Flashcards from your own material Generate AI flashcards directly from your notes, slides, and PDFs. Practice runs on spaced repetition, so older topics resurface before you forget them — the kind of review that holds up for cumulative finals, board exams, MCAT prep, and language work. Quizzes and test prep Build a quiz from any chapter or note. Use it as a homework helper between classes or as test prep the week before an exam. Quiz history feeds back into your study plan, so weak topics get more time. Essay writing help Draft essays alongside your sources, with feedback on structure, argument, and clarity. Citations stay attached to the passages they came from, so you can trace every claim back to the reading. One place for every class Group readings, slides, and notes by course. Search across everything you've ever uploaded. The calendar shows assignments, exams, and study blocks together, so the week ahead is something you can actually see. Who it's for High school, college, and graduate students STEM, humanities, languages, and standardized test prep (SAT, ACT, MCAT, LSAT, GRE) Anyone studying long-form material who wants structure, not shortcuts Fennie won't do your learning for you. It gives you a structure to learn inside: a daily study plan, flashcards from your own notes, quizzes that target your weak spots, and practice that respects how memory actually works. Start with Daily Plans. Add a class, upload a syllabus, and see what tomorrow's study session looks like.