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Write
Capture what you are learning in your own words, in the subject or chapter where it belongs.
A Personal Study Workspace for Students
Write It. Connect It. Practise It.
Build understanding from material you wrote. Connect ideas in mind maps, then create focused tests from your notes. Get AI-assisted scores and explanations for written answers.
Mind maps from your notes
Focused planning
AI tests from your notes
Your Notes Lead the Study
Write. Connect. Practise.
Start with your own notes, make the links visible, and use questions to find what to revisit.
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Connect
Link concepts that influence or explain each other, then add notes directly to each idea.
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Practise
Generate tests from selected notes, then use written-answer feedback to decide what to study next.
11 South African Languages
Choose from 11 supported South African languages. South African Sign Language (SASL) is not currently available in the app.
Inside Your Workspace
Make Sense of Ideas by Working Through Them
Write notes in your own words in each subject or chapter. Connect concepts in a mind map, plan study tasks, and turn your notes into practice with AI-generated tests and automatic scores and explanations for written answers.
Practise with the Notes You Wrote
Generate tests from your notes, answer them, and get automatic scores and explanations for written answers.
- Create tests from your own notes
- See scores and explanations for written answers
Keep the Work beside the Learning
Tasks and events live beside the subjects they belong to, making the next useful action easy to see.
- See deadlines and study tasks together
- Keep every action connected to its subject
AI and Your Study Material
Know How AI Fits In
When you generate tests or submit written answers for AI marking, the relevant notes, question content, and answer text are sent to our Azure OpenAI service. AI feedback can be wrong; use it for practice, not as an official assessment.
Ready to start with your own notes?
Create a Free Study Workspace
Create a subject, add notes in your own words, and build your first mind map. Map My Mind is free to use during our free trial.