WeSolve+

WeSolve+ is an AI study app for iOS and the browser that turns the material you already have into practice. It is a quiz maker, a flashcard maker, an AI summarizer, a study podcast tool and an AI tutor in one place. Upload a PDF, scan a page with your camera, or reuse a source from last week. WeSolve+ builds a quiz in seconds and you set the shape of it: easy, medium or hard; multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blank or open ended; a quick run, a topic drill, or a full exam simulation, in English or Turkish. Open ended answers are read for meaning rather than word for word, so your own phrasing is enough.

Every answer gets an explanation, whether you got it right or wrong, and you pick the depth: brief, detailed, or step by step. A wrong answer is not simply labelled wrong; what you wrote is read, and it becomes a task that takes you back to that topic.

Flashcards come from your own notes, your quizzes, or a challenge. Active recall and spaced repetition bring them back on the day you are about to forget. An exam calendar counts down to the date you set and reminds you on your own schedule.

The same file also becomes audio and a booklet. An audio recap narrates your notes with one voice or two, so a commute becomes revision, and formulas and abbreviations are pronounced properly rather than read letter by letter. A study booklet turns the PDF into sections laid out for the screen, scrolls like a notebook, resumes where you left off, and exports back to PDF.

Solvie is the voice tutor. It teaches from the real text of the PDF you picked, waits until you speak, and lets you interrupt with an ordinary sentence rather than a wake word. When your file does not answer a question it says so instead of guessing, and your weak topics shape what the lesson covers. It understands Turkish, English, Spanish, German and Italian from how you speak. Chat history stays off until you turn it on; when you do, you choose how long it is kept and can delete it whenever you like.

Study is not solitary here. Challenge a friend with your own seconds-per-question timer, duel live, or open a classroom, public or private, and hand out a join code. Teachers can assign a quiz as classroom homework and track who has submitted it.

Your progress panel shows total hours, your streak, your score, and which topics are your best, your weakest and the ones you have mastered. Weighted accuracy counts recent answers for more than older ones, so you can see whether a topic has actually held up.

Best for: students who want to study from their own PDFs and lecture notes rather than memorising someone else's flashcard deck.

Available on iOS and in any browser. Android is coming soon.