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Upload the lecture PDF and the problem set. Spark.E Visuals walks a free-body diagram from your slides, then StudyFetch writes notes and practice from the same set. A GCSE class or IB Physics uses the same product on the syllabus you upload.
How it works
Drop in the PDF, the slides, or a YouTube lecture, then add the problem set you were assigned. One study set holds both, so Spark.E answers from your course.
Point Spark.E at a free-body diagram on your slides. It labels the forces on that figure, and you can ask what changes if you drop friction.
Spark.E writes physics notes from the same set, with the equation next to the conditions that call for it. You are not copying the board by hand.
Generate a quiz or a practice test from the lecture and problem set you uploaded. Kinematics you still miss come back in the next round.
Spark.E Visuals opens the figure from your slides and answers follow-ups on that same diagram, including which force you dropped.
Open Spark.E VisualsSpark.E writes structured notes from your lecture, with Newton's second law next to the conditions it applies. You pick summarized or in-depth.
Open AI NotesPractice questions come from your lecture and problem set. Instant feedback flags the kinematics you still miss before the exam.
Open QuizzesSpark.E answers from the lecture and problem set you uploaded. Ask when to use conservation of energy instead of kinematics, and it cites your material.
Open Spark.EThe lecture you uploaded can become visuals, notes, a quiz, or a full practice test.
Upload your lecture and problem set to StudyFetch. Use Spark.E Visuals on the diagrams, then quiz yourself from notes that pair each formula with when it applies. Those steps run on the lecture you actually have.
Drop the lecture PDF or a YouTube recording into StudyFetch. Spark.E writes structured physics notes with the equation and the conditions it applies, so you are not rewriting the board. You can generate a quiz from those notes.
StudyFetch puts each formula next to the situation that calls for it, then you revise with quizzes from your own lecture so recall is tied to a problem type.
Yes. StudyFetch studies the files you upload, so a GCSE worksheet or an IB Physics HL problem set work the same way. Spark.E Visuals, notes, and practice come from your syllabus.
Upload the quantum lecture, the problem set, and any PDF of the notes. Spark.E Visuals can walk a figure from those slides, and Spark.E answers follow-ups from that material, in your course's notation.
StudyFetch is a web app for physics built on the lecture and problem sets you upload. You can study for physics on the same set you were assigned, then take a practice test before the real exam. We do not sell an official exam bank.
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Upload the lecture and the problem set. Spark.E Visuals walks the free-body diagram, then you practice from the same files.