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Lurna

Study flashcards and notes

Turn any topic into study-ready materials directly from ChatGPT. Lurna helps you generate interactive flashcard decks you can flip through in chat, plus structured Markdown study notes in a clean reader view. Review key concepts faster, then export decks and notes to app.lurna.co to keep learning with spaced repetition — making serious review a native part of your AI-study workflow.

You can use Lurna app to:

1. Exam prep — flashcards from a lecture topic Use case: Turn a subject you’re studying into an interactive flashcard deck you can review in chat, then export to Lurna for spaced repetition. Example prompt: “Create flashcards for my biology midterm on photosynthesis — cover the light reactions, Calvin cycle, and how ATP and NADPH are used. About 15 cards, exam-level.”

2. Deep-dive study notes from a conversation Use case: After discussing a complex topic with AI, turn the explanation into structured, readable study notes with headings, tables, and summaries Example prompt: “Write study notes on the causes and consequences of the 2008 financial crisis. Include key terms, a timeline, and a short summary I can review before class.”

3. Learn from uploaded materials — notes + flashcards Use case: Upload readings, slides, or your own notes and convert them into study materials without reformatting by hand. Example prompt: “Here are my uploaded lecture notes on CRISPR Cas9. First generate study notes, then create a flashcard set covering the most testable concepts.”

4. Quick review before an interview or certification Use case: Rapidly build recall-focused flashcards for technical interviews, certifications, or vocabulary. Example prompt: “Generate flashcards to help me prep for a AWS Solutions Architect interview — focus on S3, IAM, VPC, and common architecture tradeoffs.”

How to use

  1. 1Add it in ChatGPT

    Open Lurna in ChatGPT's Plugin directory (button above), select + to add it and sign in if asked.

  2. 2Use it in a chat

    Type @ in the composer and pick Lurna, or start your message with its name. ChatGPT may also suggest it when it fits what you ask.

Things to ask

  • “Generate flashcards about Crispr Cas-9 for my upcoming Biology midterm”
  • “Write comprehensive notes on Linked Lists. Cover key concepts & definitions”

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