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DuckEars turns any document — a textbook, a research paper, a manual — into a course of bite-sized daily lessons and AI-generated quizzes, scheduled by spaced repetition so material resurfaces just before you would forget it.
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DuckEars is a self-study app built around a simple observation: most people who abandon a textbook don't do so because the material is too hard, but because turning several hundred pages into a workable daily plan is a job in itself. Users upload their own source material and set a deadline; DuckEars generates a curriculum of five-minute lessons with questions that cite the page they came from, then schedules reviews using spaced repetition. It is designed for learners who need structure imposed from outside — students working to a deadline, professionals studying for certification, and people whose executive function makes long unstructured documents especially hard to start.
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- Product
- DuckEars — an AI study app that turns documents into spaced-repetition courses
- Category
- Education / learning tools
- Status
- Closed beta, public waitlist
- Pricing
- Free tier; Pro Scholar $9/mo; Researcher $19/mo
- Platforms
- Web at launch, mobile to follow
- Press contact
- press@duckears.com