Try Braintiq Free - Ask About Your Own Notes

The same AI that students use inside Braintiq, with no sign-up and nothing to install.

What it is good at

Explaining something you have already read and did not follow. Working a problem in steps rather than handing you an answer. Turning a vague instruction like "discuss the causes" into a structure you can write from.

It handles school and university level maths, physical and life sciences, accounting, economics, law, engineering and computer science, and it knows the South African curricula: CAPS, the NSC and TVET module outlines.

What it cannot do here

This page gives you five questions a day and no memory between them. Without notes it answers from general knowledge. Paste a page of your own notes and the AI is given them with every question and told to answer from them, but it can still be wrong, so check anything you will be marked on against your notes. Close the tab and the notes are gone.

That is the real difference with an account. Inside a subject space the same AI works from your own lecture slides, notes and past papers, and each claim in a generated study guide comes with a quote from your documents. A claim whose quote cannot be found is marked.

What an account adds

Upload your own material and the answers come from it. Study guides, flashcards, quizzes, formula sheets and day-by-day study plans are all built from your documents rather than from the internet in general.

The free tier does not expire. Paid plans are on the pricing page, and there is more about how the whole thing works on the about page.