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Bring everything into one desk
Drop in notes, slides, textbooks, PDFs, and old Anki decks. Start from what you already have.
For people who expect more from study time
Understand it for real.Keep the pace.
Study effort should translate into progress. Prometheus turns your notes and source files into maps, decks, guided tutor work, and clear next actions.
Start with one file. In your first session you can generate a map, build a deck, and run a practice check.
View PricingA focused session
What a good hour looks like.
Sketch the chapter into a map.
Run one weak-point deck pass.
Close with a short practice check.
Before you stop
Queue tomorrow's first task now.
Saved to your plan
First 30 minutes
From upload to a clear plan.
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Turn it into working material
Get knowledge maps, recall decks, and a ranked list of gaps worth your attention.
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Train where it matters
Run weak-point reviews, guided tutor rounds, and short checks. End each session with a clear next move.
Core capabilities
What ships on day one.
Brain / Acquire
Knowledge maps that expose structure
Draft maps by hand or generate them from PDFs. Zoom out for the full picture, then zoom in where it gets hard.
- Interactive maps with editable nodes and links
- PDF-to-map generation with depth and breadth controls
- Share links and clean PDF exports
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Process + Study / Apply
Study decks tuned for recall
Write cards manually, extract from documents, or import Anki. Switch to weak-point mode when time is tight.
- Manual, document-based, and Anki deck creation
- Standard review and weak-point focus modes
- Session analytics across attempts and accuracy
Plato's Phaedrus Study Deck
Real example
This is a real example after we gave Prometheus a document containing Plato's "Phaedrus" - a philosophical dialogue written by Plato around 370 BC that discusses topics like love, rhetoric, and the nature of the soul.
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What distinguishes the ideal orator's rhetoric from manipulative rhetoric?
Tutor sessions
Tutor sessions grounded in your material
Set context once with your course outline, past assessments, and source files. From there, every session stays on track.
- Guided setup with coverage and gap checks
- Threaded sessions with adjustable tone
- Practice sets with grading and feedback
Student
I keep mixing up glycolysis and the citric acid cycle.
Tutor
Let's separate them visually first, then run a focused 12-question check.
Next action
Weak-point queue: citric acid cycle.
Librarian
A document workspace that earns its keep
Search by meaning or exact phrase, then inspect every file with tags, references, and related items.
- Semantic and exact search with filters
- Curated and smart collections
- Tagging, bulk actions, and real-time sync
Search
"working memory overload classroom"
Cognitive Load - Lecture 05.pdf
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Revision Strategy Notes.md
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Assessment Blueprint v2.docx
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Built for broad use
Built for students. Useful anywhere people need to learn fast.
Students
From lecture hall to exam week, keep the whole thread in one place.
Professionals
Read dense material once, pull out what matters, and use it in real decisions.
Teachers and parents
Set a plan, see progress quickly, and step in exactly where support is needed.
Daily cadence
One rhythm, even on busy weeks.
Morning: hit weak points for ten focused minutes.
Noon: run one guided tutor pass.
Evening: review the map and set tomorrow's opener.