Your AI tutor + flashcards · in one

Make your notes stick.

Drop your notes, a PDF, or a YouTube lecture. Yippity turns it into a study deck in 20 seconds, schedules your reviews so you remember in a month — not just tonight — and gives you a tutor who explains every miss. Five minutes a day. No card-writing.

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Make multiple-choice, true/false, open-ended, fill-in-the-blank, two-sided flashcards, or match-pairs — from notes, PDFs, URLs, or YouTube videos. Pick one format or mix them in a single deck.

How it works

From source to studying — in twenty seconds.

Step 1

Drop a source

Paste notes, drop a PDF, plug in a URL, or link a YouTube lecture. Yippity reads the whole thing — even the long ones — and finds the questions worth knowing.

Step 2

Pick a format

Multiple-choice, true/false, open-ended, fill-in-the-blank, classic two-sided flashcards, or match-pairs. Pick one or mix several. Yippity drafts twenty questions a minute.

Step 3

Show up

Five minutes a day. Yippity surfaces the cards you're about to forget. Yip the tutor explains every miss — citing your source, never making things up.

Why it works

Three things that turn studying into remembering.

Spaced repetition

Cramming wins the night. Spaced repetition wins the semester. Yippity schedules each card to come back right before you'd forget it — so the chapter from week 2 still feels familiar in week 12.

A tutor, not a flashcard

When you miss a question, Yip explains the concept and cites where in your source the answer came from. No more "why is this the answer" anxiety. No more flipping back to your notes to check.

Source flexibility

Most apps make you write the cards. Yippity reads your sources and writes them — notes, PDFs, articles, even hour-long YouTube lectures. Whatever you're studying, start from what you already have.

Honest comparison

The Anki alternative that writes the cards for you.

Anki has the best spaced-repetition algorithm in the world — but you have to write the cards. Quizlet has the biggest library — but the AI features are bolted on and active recall lives behind a paywall. We use both. We built Yippity to fix what each of them misses.

AI baked into the core flow. Free spaced repetition. Real source-flexible ingestion. A tutor character that explains every miss with citations to your source. The Pro tier exists for unlimited generation, not for unlocking the basic study experience — Free is a complete product.

FAQ

Common questions about studying with Yippity.

What is Yippity?

Yippity is an AI-powered study tool that turns your notes, PDFs, URLs, or YouTube lectures into a deck of flashcards in about 20 seconds. It schedules reviews with spaced repetition so you actually remember what you study, and gives you an AI tutor — Yip — that explains every wrong answer with a citation to your source.

How is Yippity different from Anki or Quizlet?

Anki and Quizlet make you write the cards. Yippity writes them for you from any source. You get the spaced repetition Anki gives you AND the social discovery Quizlet gives you, plus an AI tutor that explains every miss with a citation to your source — neither Anki nor Quizlet does that.

Can I generate flashcards from a PDF?

Yes. Drop a PDF — textbook chapter, lecture notes, research paper — and Yippity reads the whole thing and pulls out the questions worth knowing.

Can I make flashcards from a YouTube video?

Yes. Paste any YouTube URL with captions and Yippity pulls the transcript, then generates a deck from it. Works for lectures, Khan Academy videos, conference talks, and tutorials.

Is Yippity free?

Yes. The Free plan gives you 5 deck generations per month, full spaced-repetition review, full AI-tutor explanations on every miss, all six question formats, and all three difficulty levels. Pro is $9.99 a month for unlimited generations and a smarter chat model — about a coffee a week.

What question types does Yippity support?

Multiple choice, true/false, open-ended (free-text answers), fill-in-the-blank, classic two-sided flashcards, and match-pairs. You can pick one type or mix several in a single deck.

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