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Learnly AI

AI study app that turns lectures, course files and notes into transcripts, flashcards, essays and slides, with Canvas and Moodle imports and past papers for school exams.

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What it does

LearnlyAI is a study app for university and school students. It can record a lecture, show a live transcript translated into your language, and later turn the recording into notes, key points and flashcards. Courses, files and deadlines can be imported from Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard or Brightspace with its browser extension; the site says imports are run by hand and do not stay in sync, so you repeat them to refresh. An AI chat and study agent answers questions about a chosen course or file, helps draft essays, generates editable slides from your notes and a template, and builds practice questions and revision plans around your exam dates. For school students it has a library of over 20,000 free past papers, with mark schemes, from boards such as CIE, Edexcel, AQA and OCR, plus revision notes grouped by topic and exam board. A planner brings courses, a calendar and a to-do list together. In the iPad app you can write on lecture PDFs with Apple Pencil; handwriting stays on that iPad and does not sync to your other devices. You can use it in a web browser or through Mac, Windows, iPhone and iPad apps, and a Chrome extension handles the course imports.

Capabilities

  • Live lecture transcription with translation, turned into notes and flashcards
  • Course imports from Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard and Brightspace through a browser extension
  • AI chat, essay assistant and slide generation based on your own notes
  • Over 20,000 free past papers with mark schemes, covering A-Level, GCSE, IGCSE, IB and AP
  • Study planner with courses, calendar and to-do list
  • Apple Pencil annotation of lecture PDFs on iPad

When to use it

  • Following and revising lectures when you want a transcript in your own language
  • Turning course files into notes, flashcards and practice questions
  • Preparing for school exams with past papers and revision notes by exam board
  • Drafting essays or slides from your own course notes