Flashcards and quizzes from your NotebookLM notes

NotebookLM can explain a topic beautifully, but it cannot quiz you on it next week. In Notegral, any imported or written note becomes a flashcard deck or a multiple-choice quiz in one click, and both are first-class study tools rather than text dumps.

Cards that prove where they came from

Every generated card and question carries a citation: the verbatim passage of YOUR note it was made from. Tap it and Notegral jumps to that exact sentence, highlighted. If a card looks wrong, you can check the source in seconds; nothing is asked that your notes cannot answer.

Drill mode: missed cards come back

Studying a deck is keyboard-first: Space reveals, 1 means got it, 2 means missed. Anything you miss rejoins the queue until you clear it, and quiz questions return with their options reshuffled so you cannot answer by position. At the end you get your first-try score, which is logged per note so you can watch weak topics improve. A whole chapter or subject can be drilled in one session: every deck and quiz inside it is pooled.

Edit like a document, print like an exam

• Simple form editors: add cards or questions, mark the correct option, write explanations. No markdown needed.
• Combine decks or quizzes across a chapter, with duplicate questions detected and conflicts you resolve yourself.
• Print a deck as a numbered study sheet, or a quiz as an exam paper with the answer key on its own page.
• Maths and chemistry render properly on cards (x², H₂O, equations), not as raw code.

New here? See what the companion app does as a whole, or start by importing your notes.