A study method with audio
How SintetizAI works: a complete study session
SintetizAI turns your notes into a source-grounded study session: understand the ideas, listen to a podcast-style lesson, then practise recall with questions, flashcards and spaced reviews.
What makes SintetizAI different?
It does more than turn text into speech. The product connects a source you can check, an organised explanation, audio that fits into your day and exercises that make you retrieve what you learned. Audio supports understanding and review; practice shows what you actually remember.
How do you study with SintetizAI?
1. Start with a source
Upload notes, a PDF, slides, an image or an authorised public URL. The original material remains the reference for checking important details.
2. Create a study guide
Choose the language, summary type and duration. SintetizAI organises key ideas, definitions, relationships and examples into an explanation you can follow.
3. Listen to a lesson, not a sped-up reading
The narration turns the guide into a short podcast-style study audio. Listen while walking, travelling or taking a break, then return to a section when you need it.
4. Practise active recall
After listening, answer questions and use flashcards before revealing the answer. This turns listening into a learning check.
5. Return at the right time
Recaps and space between sessions help you retrieve ideas later, when a second exposure can strengthen them.
Which learning techniques does it use?
The workflow is built around three habits: elaboration, active recall and spaced review. Elaborating means connecting an idea with its context and examples. Recalling means trying to answer before checking the solution. Spacing means returning across several sessions instead of concentrating everything in one reading.
Who is it useful for?
It helps with exam preparation, organising a subject, revisiting difficult concepts, using commute time and returning to a long source without starting from zero. It works best when audio is one layer of understanding and practice is combined with the original material.