Quick answers.

It turns the textbook pages you scan, the PDFs and slides you import, and the lectures you record into quizzes, flashcards and audio recaps you can listen to hands-free. The goal: compress an hour of material into five minutes of focused review.

Anyone with notes, a test date, and not enough hours. Campus students, parents in night classes, career changers, nurses studying between shifts. If you have a textbook, a slide deck or a lecture, it works.

Camera (to scan pages), Microphone and Speech Recognition (only if you record lectures; transcription is on-device), and optionally Notifications (for daily reminders). All can be changed later in iOS Settings or in ScanQuiz → Settings.

ScanQuiz uses Apple's VisionKit document scanner, the same engine as the iOS Notes app. Clear, well-lit pages produce excellent text. Heavily formatted pages (tables, diagrams) work less well.

By book → chapter → page. Create a book in the Library, add chapters as you go, and scan pages into the right chapter. Quizzes are built from the pages in each chapter.

We have tested up to 90 minutes with no issues. Longer than that, the analysis step splits the transcript into chunks and merges the results. It still works, it just takes a bit longer to process.

No. Transcription happens on-device using Apple Speech Recognition. The audio file stays in the app's local storage and never goes to a cloud service. Only the resulting text transcript is sent, briefly, to our analysis service.

Yes. Each lecture keeps the original .m4a file. Replay it from the lecture detail screen.

The app shows an error. The recording itself is always saved, so you can retry transcription later or listen to the original audio.

Standard is silent: read the question, tap an answer. Couch reads the question aloud and you tap to answer. Driving reads everything and accepts spoken answers, so you can study with your eyes on the road. Set your default in Settings → Study Defaults.

You pick: Quick (about 3 min), Normal (about 5 min), or Deep (about 8 min). Set it in Settings → Study Defaults → Audio recap length.

Yes. iOS has a system-wide voice picker at Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → Voices → English. Download a Premium voice (Ava, Evan, Zoe) and ScanQuiz uses it automatically.

Scanning and recording are free, with 2 quizzes a day of up to 10 questions each. Premium is $1.99 a month or $14.99 a year, after a 7-day free trial. Billed by Apple.

7 days of full Premium access. You are not charged during the trial. It converts to a paid subscription unless you cancel at least 24 hours before it ends.

iOS Settings → tap your name at the top → Subscriptions → ScanQuiz → Cancel. Apple handles all subscription management; we cannot charge you outside of Apple.

There is a standard yearly plan and a separate intro 50%-off yearly that is only offered once during onboarding. You can only ever be subscribed to one at a time.

Settings → Privacy & Data → Delete All My Data. Two-step confirmation, then everything (recordings, lectures, quizzes, books, scans, progress) is wiped.

No. The text from your scans and lectures is sent briefly to OpenAI's API through our proxy, the response comes back, nothing is retained. OpenAI's API policy is to not train on incoming API requests.

Your scans, recordings and quizzes are stored on your device, with no cloud sync. If you delete the app or wipe data, they are gone. If you use Class to study with classmates, your display name, groups and the messages and quizzes you send to them are stored on our server until you delete your class account (Settings → Class → Settings → Delete).