LoreDrop features
Study tools with a source you can return to.
Structured study notes
Create organized explanations and study questions from source text.
Notes linked to source transcripts
Inspect available source evidence behind a note section and return to the saved transcript.
Search notes and transcripts
Search saved notes and their underlying transcripts to recover details omitted from a summary.
Subject organization
Keep study material organized by subject and return to saved work.
Study recaps
Review saved study questions and submit a recap for feedback.
In-place explanations
Get simpler steps, possible prerequisites, a worked example and feedback on an understanding check.
Semester brain and recall history
View concepts across saved lessons, source emphasis, recorded recall and focused practice.
Dependency and gap analysis
Analyze suggested prerequisites, details omitted from notes and differences between original sources.
Saved audio and PDF receipts
Optionally save captured audio segments and imported PDF pages with your private lessons.
Live person reference lookup
Search a public person’s name and subject for a short biography with web citations.
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