Grasp,in yourpocket.
Snap or upload your notes and Grasp turns them into flashcards, quizzes and audio summaries — right on your iPhone.
iPhone · iOS 17 or later · Beta — features are still changing
Upload Your Study Material
Drop a PDF or snap a photo. Grasp will analyze it and create flashcards and a quiz in seconds.
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PDF or image • Max 10MB
The mitochondria — it generates ATP through cellular respiration.
Question 2 of 10
Which organelle produces most of a cell's ATP?
My Study Decks
Everything you've uploaded and generated.
Cell structure, organelles and mitosis in eukaryotic cells.
Key themes, characters and quotes from the reading list.
From notes to mastery.
Upload Your Study Material
Drop a PDF or snap a photo. Grasp will analyze it and create flashcards and a quiz in seconds.
Tap to upload
PDF or image • Max 10MB
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Upload a PDF or photo
Snap a page or import a PDF. Grasp reads it, writes a short summary and picks out the key concepts.
The mitochondria — it generates ATP through cellular respiration.
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Study with flashcards
Flip through AI-made cards, then rate your recall. Cards you miss come back before the deck is done.
Question 2 of 10
Which organelle produces most of a cell's ATP?
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Test yourself
Multiple-choice quizzes give instant feedback and a short explanation for every answer.
Everything in the beta.
PDFs and photos
Import a PDF or photograph your notes — up to 10 MB each.
Flashcards that adapt
Rate every card Again, Hard, Good or Easy and Grasp keeps track of what's sticking.
Quizzes with explanations
Multiple-choice questions, with the reasoning behind each correct answer.
Audio summaries
Turn a deck into a short spoken summary that keeps playing with the screen locked.
A searchable library
Every deck in one place, grouped by subject and synced to your account.
Mastery tracking
See how much of each deck you've got down, and pick up where you left off.
Grasp for iOS is in beta.
The core experience is built, but the app is still being polished. You may hit rough edges, and features will keep changing as we gather feedback from early testers.
Sign in with Google or email, upload, study and quiz — the main loop is in the app.
Expect design tweaks and new features. Some things will move or be renamed.
Tell us what's confusing or missing — it directly steers what we build next.
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