Hey Product Hunt 👋 CramPack started with a simple question: what if AI generated fewer cards, not more? Students often reach finals with plenty of material but no clear, manageable review pack. One-click generators can turn that overload into even more cards without showing what they kept or left out. CramPack uses two steps. First, it organizes a text-readable PDF, DOCX file, TXT, Markdown, or pasted notes into candidate knowledge points and skipped items. Then you choose the quantity, order, answer density, and exact points before it writes the cards. The resulting cards are editable, available in browser and flip modes, and exportable as a printable PDF or Anki-compatible CSV. Original uploaded files are parsed locally and are not stored; extracted text is stored to generate and save your pack. This is deliberately a narrow tool for concept-heavy final-exam review. It does not predict questions or guarantee grades, and important answers should be checked against official course material. You can try 3 review-card generations free each day, with paid credits after that. I’d especially value feedback on the “map first, cards second” flow: does the extra checkpoint create useful control, or friction?

CramPack

Turn messy notes into fewer, focused exam review cards

Turn messy notes into fewer, focused exam review cards