How would you like to learn?
Flashcards, tests, games and live quizzes with the same material. FireLearn quizzes you on what's still shaky.
Learns with you instead of just quizzing you.
FireLearn remembers each of your answers, per term and in both directions. Then it decides what comes next and in what form.
You learn in short rounds of 7 questions. It even works on the bus.
FireLearn first tests new terms with multiple choice or true/false. Once you recognise them, you type them yourself. The help fades away step by step.
Six games, your material.
You only score points with the right answer. Pick a game to see it in action above.
FireLearn asks, you answer out loud.
The AI reads questions from your set aloud and listens to your answer. It tells you straight away if you're right and explains what's missing.
- 1FireLearn reads aloudQuestions from your set, weakest cards first.
- 2You answer out loudDialect works too. You can interrupt and ask follow-up questions at any time.
- 3Marked instantlyRight, almost or wrong, with an explanation. You then practise what you got wrong again, in a targeted way.
Turn your set into a podcast.
FireLearn turns your set into an episode you can listen to. The transcript follows along, and with “Ask a question” you can ask for more at any time. All episodes are under “Podcasts”.
Turn your set into an explainer video.
FireLearn builds slides from your set that appear sentence by sentence in time with the voice. Whatever is being discussed is in the spotlight. With subtitles and full screen, and in landscape on your phone too. All videos are under “Videos”.
In cellular respiration, mitochondria extract energy from glucose and store it as ATP.
Your set becomes a summary.
FireLearn writes a structured study document from your set, with definitions, key-point boxes, tables and graphics. Every statement is checked against your material. At the end there are exercises that you can print along with it or turn into a study set.
All topics with examples · 10 min read
Name a topic, get a set.
A sentence, a pasted list or a file: PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument, RTF or HTML. The assistant creates the set and adds to existing sets.
One quiz for the whole class.
The teacher shows the quiz on the projector and everyone joins in on their own phone, no account needed. In teams or solo: the first to get 12 correct in a row wins.
You see what sticks.
Every answer is saved to your account, on any device. Rounds you've started pick up right where you left off.
How would you like to learn?
Flashcards, tests, games and live quizzes with the same material. FireLearn quizzes you on what's still shaky.
Join a live quizLearns with you instead of just quizzing you.
FireLearn remembers each of your answers, per term and in both directions. Then it decides what comes next and in what form.
FireLearn first tests new terms with multiple choice or true/false. Once you recognise them, you type them yourself. The help fades away step by step.
You learn in short rounds of 7 questions. It even works on the bus.
Six games, your material.
You only score points with the right answer. Pick a game to see it in action above.
FireLearn asks, you answer out loud.
The AI reads questions from your set aloud and listens to your answer. It tells you straight away if you're right and explains what's missing.
- 1FireLearn reads aloud
- 2You answer out loud
- 3Marked instantly
Turn your set into a podcast.
FireLearn turns your set into an episode you can listen to. The transcript follows along, and with “Ask a question” you can ask for more at any time. All episodes are under “Podcasts”.
Turn your set into an explainer video.
FireLearn turns your set into slides that build up sentence by sentence with the voice. Whatever is being discussed is in the spotlight.
In cellular respiration, mitochondria extract energy from glucose and store it as ATP.
Your set becomes a summary.
FireLearn writes a structured study document from your set, with definitions, key-point boxes, tables and graphics. Every statement is checked against your material. At the end there are exercises that you can print along with it or turn into a study set.
All topics with examples · 10 min read
Name a topic, get a set.
A sentence, a pasted list or a file: PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument, RTF or HTML. The assistant creates the set and adds to existing sets.
One quiz for the whole class.
The teacher shows the quiz on the projector and everyone joins in on their own phone, no account needed. In teams or solo: the first to get 12 correct in a row wins.
You see what sticks.
Every answer is saved to your account, on any device. Rounds you've started pick up right where you left off.
Take ten minutes.
One set is enough to start. FireLearn takes care of the rest.