Study guide maker
Name a topic or add your PDF, lecture or notes. Winda writes a study guide to it: the concepts, the processes, the mistakes people make, and questions to test yourself.
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What you get
- Core concepts
- Each concept of the topic, defined in a sentence or two, in the order you need them.
- Key processes or arguments
- How the topic works, step by step: a proof, a mechanism, a line of reasoning.
- Common mistakes
- The errors learners make on this topic, each with the reason it is wrong.
- Self-test questions
- Five to eight questions with short answers at the end, to check you can use the guide closed.
What makes a study guide useful
A study guide is not a shorter copy of the textbook. It is the topic put in the order you would explain it: what the terms mean, how the main process or argument runs, and where people go wrong. A guide that only lists headings tells you what to study but does not help you study it.
The self-test questions matter most. Reading a guide feels like learning, but you find out what you know only when you answer with the guide closed. Read a section, close it, answer its questions, and go back to the parts you missed.
When you add your own material, the guide follows your course: its terms, its examples and its emphasis. A guide written from general knowledge is a good start on a new topic, but before an exam, make it from the lectures and readings the exam is set on.
How it works
Say what it is about
Name a topic, or add a PDF, a lecture video, an article or your own notes. With files, the result is written from them.
Winda makes it
The template sets the form, so you do not write a prompt. You choose the model that does the work: Claude, GPT, Gemini and others.
Keep it and change it
The result is saved in your project beside your files and chats. Ask for a change in the chat, or make flashcards and a quiz from the same material.
Questions
Yes. Add the PDF, the YouTube lecture, the article or your notes to a project and name the file in your message. The guide is written from that material. Without a file, it is written from the topic you name.
Winda is free to start and needs no credit card. Making a guide uses AI credits, and the free plan has a monthly amount of them. Reading your files and reviewing flashcards do not use credits.
Yes. The guide is a document in your project. Edit it directly, or ask in the chat for a change, such as more detail on one concept or a shorter version.
Yes. In the same project, ask for flashcards or a quiz on the topic. They are made from the same files and kept beside the guide.
More templates
Cornell notesCue questions beside the notes that answer them, and a summary at the foot.
Explain it simplyOne idea in plain words, with an everyday comparison and the points where people lose the thread.
SummaryWhat a text, lecture or video says in one paragraph, its key points, and what to take from it.
Cheat sheetThe formulas, definitions, rules and steps of one topic on a single page.
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