Turn your notes into a quiz, flashcards and a study plan
Take a photo of notes, a textbook page or a school worksheet, or upload a PDF. Sowa reads it and makes a short summary, a quiz, flashcards and a day-by-day study plan, in words that suit your child's age.
How it works
Take a photo or pick a file
Up to 3 photos of notes, a textbook page or a school worksheet, a PDF, or pasted text.
Sowa makes the study set
In under a minute: a summary, a quiz, flashcards and a plan of 1 to 14 days, in words that suit your child's age.
Learn a little every day
Each day of the plan says what to do: read, go through the cards, take the quiz or try something away from the screen.
A sample study set
A page of school notes, and the study set Sowa makes from it. Try the flashcards, the quiz and the plan.
The sun warms the water in seas, lakes and rivers. The water turns into water vapour and rises into the air: this is evaporation. High in the sky the vapour cools and turns into tiny drops, which make clouds: this is condensation. When the drops get big and heavy, they fall as rain or snow: this is precipitation. The water flows into rivers and seas, or soaks into the ground, and the cycle starts again.
Summary
Water on Earth moves in a cycle. The sun warms seas, lakes and rivers, and some of the water rises into the air as vapour.
High up, the vapour cools into tiny drops that form clouds. When the drops grow heavy, they fall back down as rain or snow.
The water collects in rivers, seas and the ground, and the cycle begins again.
Flashcards
0 of 4 known
Quiz
Question 1 of 3
What is it called when water turns into vapour and rises?
Study plan
15 min Meet the water cycle
- Read the summary out loud.
- Draw the cycle with arrows: sea, vapour, cloud, rain.
15 min The three big words
- Go through the flashcards until you know all three words.
- Explain the cycle to someone at home in your own words.
15 min Check what you know
- Go through the flashcards once more.
- Take the quiz.
What families use it for
- Revising for a test from the notes in their exercise book.
- Getting the main ideas of a textbook chapter before the lesson.
- Understanding the method behind a school worksheet, without being handed the answers.
- Learning the words, dates and facts that have to stick.
Private by design
Your photo or file is sent to an AI service to be read and is not kept. Only the study set is saved, to the parent's account. Children never need their own account or email address. AI can make mistakes, so check anything important. More in our privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
Are Sowa's study sets free?
Yes. Making study sets is free with a free Sowa account, up to 20 a day.
What can I upload?
Up to 3 photos (notes, a textbook spread or a school worksheet), a PDF with text up to 10 MB, or at least 30 words of pasted text. A scanned PDF has no text to read, so take photos of its pages instead.
What age is it for?
Any school age. When you pick a child, Sowa writes the summary, questions and flashcards in words that suit their age, and sets daily study time to match, from 10 minutes for the youngest.
Does Sowa add facts that aren't in my material?
No. Sowa is asked to use only what the material says. For a worksheet with exercises, it explains the skill and the method instead of giving the answers. AI can still make mistakes, so check anything important.
Is my photo or file kept?
No. Sowa sends it to an AI service to be read and doesn't keep it. Only the summary, quiz, flashcards and plan are saved to your account, and you can delete them.
Which languages does it work in?
English, Polish and Spanish. Sowa writes the study set in the language of the site you use.