Snap a photo of any page of notes. Quizcam reads your handwriting with OCR and generates multiple-choice practice questions instantly. No typing, no transcribing, no setup.
Open Quizcam and point the camera at any page of handwritten notes. Notebook, loose paper, index cards, whiteboard: anything works. One tap to capture, and several pages can go into the same quiz.
Quizcam uses OCR to extract the text from your photo and writes 6 to 12 multiple-choice questions from what you wrote. No typing on your end, and no generic question bank involved.
Answer each question, with a hint when you are stuck and an explanation after every answer. The quiz then joins a daily review that brings the weak spots back until they stick.
Most students who take handwritten notes study them the same way: they re-read them. That feels productive, but research on active recall consistently shows that re-reading is one of the least effective study methods. Testing yourself on the material leads to clearly better long-term retention than reading it again. The only barrier has always been creating good practice questions from your own notes. That takes time. Quizcam removes that barrier.
Pre-made flashcard decks and question banks do not match what your professor emphasized. Quizcam generates questions from your specific notes, covering exactly what you wrote down.
Other tools require you to type out your notes before they can help you. Quizcam skips that entirely. The camera is the input.
The best time to test yourself on material is shortly after learning it. Quizcam makes that possible in under a minute, while the lecture is still fresh.
Chemistry equations, history timelines, anatomy terms, legal definitions, psychology concepts. If you can write it down, Quizcam can quiz you on it.
Download Quizcam, snap a photo of your notes, and get a quiz in under a minute. Three quizzes a month are free, and reviewing what you already made stays free.
Yes. Quizcam uses OCR to read handwritten notes from a photo and generate multiple-choice quiz questions. For best results, make sure your writing is reasonably legible and the photo is well-lit.
Open Quizcam, tap the camera option, and photograph your notes. The app reads the text with OCR and generates practice questions in seconds. No typing required.
Quizcam works with most legible handwriting. Print and cursive both work. For best results, use good lighting, hold the camera steady, and make sure the full page is in frame.
Yes. You can photograph notes in a notebook, on loose paper, on index cards, or on a whiteboard. The camera works with any physical material.
Yes. Notes rarely stop at one page, so you can capture page after page and they go into the same quiz. A full lecture ends up as one round instead of four disconnected ones.
The quiz stays in your library and joins a daily review built on spaced repetition: questions you got wrong come back sooner, ones you got right come back later. Set your exam date and the schedule works towards it. Reviewing quizzes you already made is free forever.
Yes. Any quiz becomes a duel link. Whoever opens it plays the same questions in their browser, with no app, no account and no sign-up, and you both appear on the same leaderboard. They can ask for a rematch with their own notes.
Three quizzes a month are free, no credit card required. Premium lifts the limit at $5.99 per week, $9.99 per month or $44.99 per year, and the yearly plan starts with a 7 day free trial. Reviewing quizzes you already made stays free. See pricing for details.
No typing. No setup. Just snap a photo and start studying. Three quizzes a month are free.