Made for students

Flashcards, quizzes and clear explanations for students

Zemith turns your lecture slides, readings and YouTube lectures into flashcards, quizzes and a podcast, explains the hard parts step by step and gives feedback on drafts that stay yours.

Your own material turned into quizzes and flashcards
Step-by-step explanations at your level
Works on web, iOS and Android

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Student sitting on the floor between library shelves, reading

Example

Make flashcards from my biology lecture slides for Friday's exam

Forty flashcards covering cell signaling and the immune response, plus a 10-question practice quiz.

Four jobs students hand to Zemith

Open the tool, paste the prompt and upload your material.

Open Library
Study from your own material
Add lecture PDFs and readings to a project, plus web pages or YouTube links (in beta), then make a quiz, flashcards, a mind map or an audio podcast from them.
Prompt to try
Turn this week's lecture slides into a quiz with 15 multiple-choice questions and explain each answer.
Open Chat
Get unstuck on a hard topic
Ask for a step-by-step explanation at your level, then ask again a different way until it makes sense.
Prompt to try
Explain eigenvalues like I'm in my first linear algebra course, then walk me through one worked example.
Open Math solver
Check a math problem step by step
The Math solver shows each step of a problem, so you can see where your own working went off.
Prompt to try
Solve this integral and show every step: the integral of x times e to the power of x.
Open Chat
Get feedback before you submit
Upload a draft and get comments on structure, argument and clarity, so the writing stays yours.
Prompt to try
Read my essay draft on the causes of World War I. Point out where my argument is weak and where I need more evidence.

Study tools on your phone

Screenshots of the Zemith app.

A multiple-choice quiz made from a document.
A mind map made from a document.
An audio podcast made from a document, with its transcript.
An infographic made from a document.

Pricing

Some study tools are free, the rest need Plus

Document to quiz, Flashcard generator, Document to podcast and Math solver are free tools, some with daily limits. Zemith Plus is $15.99 a month with 1.5M credits and adds Library projects with up to 50 sources, deep research and the paid models.

The Free plan is chat with the free models. Tools, files and Creative Studio need Plus.

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$15.99a month for Zemith Plus
1.5Mcredits every month
$10for a top-up of 800k credits. Top-ups never expire.

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Questions, answered

Can Zemith make flashcards and quizzes from my notes?

Yes. A Library project turns PDFs, web pages and YouTube links into flashcards, quizzes, mind maps, podcasts and summaries. You can share a quiz with classmates by link. Library is on paid plans, and web pages and YouTube links are in beta.

Can Zemith help with math and science homework?

Yes. It explains problems step by step, and it can run Python in a sandbox to check calculations or plot graphs.

Does Zemith work on my phone?

Yes. Zemith runs on the web, iOS and Android, so you can study from your laptop or your phone.

Can I use different AI models for school?

Yes. GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and more are in one app, and you can switch models in the middle of a chat to compare explanations.