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Today's Focus
Weak Spots
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4 concepts to lock down
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Ch 14–15 · Aromatic Compounds
Focused study for what's covered this week
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Midterm 1 · 12 days
Generic AI can answer questions. That's not the same as building a study system.
Quizlet
Just flashcards. No system.
ChatGPT
A blank page. No exam awareness.
NotebookLM
Chats with your notes. No plan.
CourseLogic
A study system that knows your course.
How it works
PDFs, slides, .docx — we read them all.
Finds your exam dates, weekly readings, and the chapters you’ll be tested on.
Built around your real course, not generic study material.
See it in action
Smart Notes
Upload your syllabus, textbook, and lecture slides. CourseLogic auto-extracts the learning objectives for every chapter your course assigns, then generates objective-driven notes that pull from all three sources. One focused place to study — instead of seven tabs and a stack of PDFs.
Objective 1.2 · Must Know
Describe an electron's state with the four quantum numbers (n, ℓ, mℓ, ms).
Each electron in an atom is uniquely described by a set of four quantum numbers. The principal number n sets the shell and roughly the energy. The angular number ℓ picks the subshell shape (s, p, d, f).
| Quantum Number | Symbol | Allowed Values |
|---|---|---|
| Principal | n | 1, 2, 3, … |
| Angular | ℓ | 0 → n − 1 |
| Magnetic | mℓ | −ℓ → +ℓ |
| Spin | ms | +½, −½ |
Flashcards
Cards are tagged by chapter and yield. Pick a session size, toggle high-yield-only, and we draw the right cards in the right order — Hard-recent first, then unseen, then anything you've been cruising through.
What four quantum numbers describe the state of an electron in an atom?
Quiz
Quizzes scope to a chapter, an exam, or your whole course. After you submit, we break performance down by topic, show your last 5 quiz trend, and surface weak areas with a one-click drill loop.
18/20
90%
Quiz Complete
Practice · Chapters 1–8
Time: 14m 32sPerformance by Topic
Last 5 Quizzes
Trending up — latest 90%
Weak Areas
AI Tutor
Stuck on a concept at 11pm? Ask the AI Tutor. It's grounded in your uploaded materials — your textbook chapters, your professor's slides, your syllabus — so every answer comes with citations back to where the concept lives in your course. No generic AI babble. No hallucinations pulled from the open internet.
Built for real coursework
Three illustrative ways students use it across different majors. These are examples of what your week could look like — not testimonials.
The student uploads their syllabus, professor's slides, and the textbook on Sunday. CourseLogic auto-extracts the chapters covered before the next exam, builds smart notes anchored to each learning objective, and flags weak spots from last week's quiz. Monday through Thursday: 30-minute focused sessions on the chapters that matter. Friday: cumulative practice quiz on Exam 1 scope. The day before the exam, the student drills only the weak spots.
The student uploads NCLEX prep materials and course slides. Smart notes group by body system. Each evening, the AI Tutor answers clinical-scenario questions with citations back to the assigned readings. Flashcards drill the highest-yield mechanisms first. Weekly Topics keep the focus on what's tested this week — not the entire boards.
Three exam blocks set up at the start of the semester. Today's Focus shows the closest exam every time the student opens the app. Cumulative quizzes scoped to each exam block. The student stops switching between Quizlet, ChatGPT, and Notion — everything lives in one place that knows what's coming next.
These are illustrative use cases, not testimonials. Real student stories will appear here as the platform launches publicly.
Pre-loaded across 40+ subjects — pre-med, nursing, STEM, business, law, humanities.
Designed by a nurse practitioner who studied like you'll study. Real coursework, not theoretical.
Reads your syllabus, finds your exam dates, builds the study plan around what your professor actually teaches.
Every note, flashcard, and quiz question maps to a learning objective from your course — not generic AI content.
Features
AI-generated study notes from your actual readings, with citations.
Priority-weighted decks with high-yield labels and session sizing.
Practice, simulation, or timed. Scope by chapter, exam, or weak spots.
Chat that pulls from your uploaded materials, not the open internet.
Built around your exam dates, adapts as you learn.
Three cards: what to drill, what's this week, what's coming up.
Tell us what your professor is covering. Everything else aligns.
Quizzes you've missed. Drilled until you stop missing them.
Pricing
For trying CourseLogic on a single course.
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Same product. Every feature unlocked. The only difference is your inbox. If you're enrolled at any accredited college or university, your .edu email gets you the Student tier — saving you $180 a year.
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FAQ
Yes. CourseLogic is a study aid, not an academic-dishonesty tool. It cites your professor’s own materials. If your school has a specific policy on AI study tools, check it — when in doubt, ask your professor.
40+ subjects across pre-med, nursing, STEM, business, law, and humanities. If your subject’s textbooks aren’t pre-loaded, you can still upload your own materials and CourseLogic works the same way.
ChatGPT gives you a blank page. CourseLogic gives you a study system grounded in your actual course materials and exam dates — notes, flashcards, quizzes, and a tutor that pulls from what you uploaded.
The web app works on mobile browsers. Native iOS and Android apps are on the roadmap.
You keep all your content. Your plan reverts to Free unless you upgrade. Nothing is deleted.
Every signup gets full Premium access for 14 days. Use it through your next exam — that's when CourseLogic pays off. After your trial, verify your .edu email for the $24.99 Student rate, upgrade to Premium, or stay on the Free tier with your content intact.
Free trial includes Smart Notes, Flashcards, Quiz, AI Tutor, and Schedule. No credit card required. No auto-charge.