For exams 1–3 weeks away — university finals, midterms, and professional qualifications
You don't know if you're ready. This number does.
Upload your own notes or past papers. SaveMeTutor builds your study plan in about two minutes, then scores your readiness 0–100 — per concept, per topic, overall. It starts at 35, because you haven't proven anything yet. Every practice attempt moves it.
Try it first — no accountHow the score worksWhy it starts at 35
The score never flatters you. Everyone starts at 35 — 'not yet ready' — because reading your notes isn't evidence you can recall them. It only rises when you prove something: a flashcard recalled, a quiz question answered. And it falls if you stop. Our memory model assumes what you don't practice fades over about 45 days, so the number decays the way your recall actually does. A score that only goes up would be a badge. This one is a measurement.
How it works: your PDF in, your number out
Upload your material. Your own PDF — lecture notes, a chapter, past papers. Any subject, any exam (notes in English work best). Question banks study someone else's exam; SaveMeTutor reads the pages YOUR exam actually comes from.
Get your plan in about 2 minutes. The AI breaks your PDF into concepts and topics, with flashcards and quiz questions built from your material — nothing off-topic, nothing you didn't upload.
Practice where it hurts. Flashcards serve your weakest concepts first. Short MCQ quizzes check whether you actually know it or just recognize it. Watch your number move: 35 → 51 after your first session.
Follow the fastest route up. The readiness page ranks your 'fastest ways to raise your score' by projected gain — so with one week left, you always know the single most valuable thing to study next. 51 → 78 isn't a hope, it's a route.
It finds what you're wrongly sure about
The concept you're confident about and keep getting wrong? That's the one that fails exams. The mini-quizzes check whether your confidence matches your performance, concept by concept — so the score finds the ambush topics before the examiner does. That's why practice isn't homework here; it's a diagnostic. Every session ends with 'Focus here next', and the next 40 minutes are never a guess.
Built for the three-weeks-out panic
Finals in two weeks and four courses of notes. Or a professional qualification exam next month with a syllabus you've read once. The problem is the same: more material than time, and no way to tell 'I've seen this' from 'I can answer this on the day.' SaveMeTutor doesn't give you more content — you already have too much. It tells you where you stand on the material you have, concept by concept, so every remaining hour goes where the score says it's needed.
Try it on your actual exam material — free
Free for 7 days. One AI study-plan build. No credit card, so there's nothing to remember to cancel. Upload the material you're most worried about and see your real number today.
Two honest notes: quiz depth depends on your material — richer notes make richer questions — and your PDF is processed on our servers with third-party AI (details on our privacy page). After the trial, join the waitlist — paid plans are coming at around $14.99/month.
We just launched, so you won't find testimonial walls here yet. You'll find a scoring engine that starts you at 35 and only rises when you earn it. Test it on your own notes and judge the number yourself.
The worst part of exam panic isn't the workload — it's the fog: not knowing if the hours are working. Ten minutes from now, you could have a plan built from your own notes, a readiness score that tells you the truth, and one clear thing to practice next. From panic to proof.
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