Hey PH 👋 I'm Tiger — built QuizAll after watching my classmates (and, fine, myself) spend three hours re-reading the same lecture slides and then blanking on the actual exam. The pattern was obvious once I saw it: we kept consuming content passively and calling it studying. QuizAll breaks that. You upload your materials, the algorithm figures out what's actually testable, and you get an interactive mindmap of the whole topic structure before a single quiz question appears. You study the shape of the knowledge first, then drill into it. The six-step methodology borrows directly from how ML systems learn from data. Turns out the training loop works on human brains too. Two things I'd genuinely love feedback on: 1. Does the mindmap feel like a useful step, or does it slow you down before quizzing? 2. What subject or course would you load in first? Drop it below. Building this in public and every response shapes what ships next.

QuizAll — Turn anything into a quiz

Turn Your Study Materials Into a Smart Exam Prep System

Turn Your Study Materials Into a Smart Exam Prep System