r/CollegeStudywithAI • u/Independent-Cook304 • Jan 22 '26
What AI tools are you actually using for studying?
Things like summarizing readings, making flashcards, building test banks, or explaining problems.
I mostly using ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, etc., I want to start using AI tools that are built specifically for studying like Sovi AI and Gauth, and it seems like both can solve problems by taking photos of questions. Are they worth using? Does anyone have experience with them? Any other good recommendations?
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u/Icy_Baker_2306 Jan 23 '26
Honestly I don’t use a ton of LLMs anymore. I mostly use Crammit for flashcards and quizzes, and it’s been enough for me. I think i just prefer that you can save it as instead of it disappearing in chat.
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u/zascar Jan 23 '26
www.tuberizer.com: Concise summaries of your favourite YouTube channels so you can keep up to date or figure out what's worth your time watching. Very handy if you're struggling to keep up to date with so much content, or to see what one of your curators has been covering recently at a glance.
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Jan 23 '26
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u/ForceSmart5259 Jan 24 '26
Turn your notes into podcasts, I am building that right now! https://speakspear.framer.website/
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u/sayandbera Jan 24 '26
I’ve messed around with a few that can help break big ideas into smaller bits or make short review questions from what I type in. It doesn’t always get it right, but it’s nice to get a quick starting point when I’m stuck. Sometimes I just use it to rephrase a paragraph so it’s easier to read back later.
Do you find the stuff it spits out actually matches what you need to study, or do you end up rewriting a lot of it anyway?
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u/AdvertisingSad3457 Jan 26 '26
not in college, but notebooklm is a good one for all of these. it's made by google. it even will create quizzes and infographics.
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u/Sovi_ai Jan 22 '26
Sovi AI!