Use case
Use weekly notes and targeted AI explanations to turn lecture slides into cleaner exam review material.
Exam week gets expensive in time when students revisit the full lecture deck from scratch because their notes no longer map back to the original material.
A better system is to create review material while the semester is still moving, page by page, not all at once the night before.
KeepUpClass works best when you build review notes gradually through the semester: read the slide during class or weekly review, write the key note right there, and revisit the pages that remain unclear with AI explanations.
By the time exams arrive, your PDF is no longer a static slide deck. It becomes a structured review resource with context preserved page by page.
This use case is strongest in courses where exam questions come directly from slide logic, diagrams, professor wording, or cumulative lecture themes.
If your exam prep starts by reopening weeks of lecture decks, a page-by-page review flow usually creates less friction than standalone summaries.
Keep exploring the guides and study flows that fit the way you review lecture materials.
Use-case page
Turn static lecture PDFs into an active study flow with notes and page-level AI help.
Feature page
Generate page-level explanations for lecture slides when the professor moves too fast or the material gets dense.
Guide
A practical guide to reading, annotating, and reviewing lecture PDFs without creating a fragmented study process.