Overview
Sharda presents an online study workspace built around uploaded notes, pasted text, and photographed questions. The public interface lists spaced repetition, Socratic tutoring, a Feynman mode, and an AI knowledge graph. It accepts PDF lecture notes up to 20 MB and provides a community question bank covering mathematics and sciences. The homepage states that it is free and does not require an account. Its generated answers and teaching quality were not tested in this audit.
Pricing
Free
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Use Cases
- Students use Sharda to upload study notes for active learning with spaced repetition, Socratic chat, and Feynman grader.
- Students use Sharda to snap a photo of a tricky question and receive verified step-by-step solutions.
- Students use Sharda to browse community question banks and explore solved doubts in Math, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
- Students use Sharda to access community doubts from Brainly.
- Students use Sharda to access an AI knowledge graph.
- Students use Sharda to access community questions for free without needing an account.
Features
PDF-note upload and text input
Spaced-repetition study tools
Socratic tutor and Feynman mode
Community question bank
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FAQ
What PDF size does the interface accept?
The public upload interface displays a maximum size of 20 MB for PDF lecture notes.