Notes you can revise from
cookie keeps the notes you write beside your Word, PowerPoint and PDF files, which you can edit and highlight, and turns any of them into flashcards or questions.
A sample note on rates of reaction to try: move the graph widget's temperature slider to see the curve of gas given off rise faster, and press Make flashcards to get three cards from the note to check before saving. A drawing of two particles colliding sits beside the graph.
Rates of reaction
What changes the rate
Higher temperature: particles move faster and more collisions have enough energy.
Higher concentration: more particles in the same space, so more frequent collisions.
A catalyst gives a route with a lower activation energy and is not used up.
What you get with notes in cookie
Your notes and your files in one place, next to the practice made from them.
Maths, drawings and graphs
Notes take maths, drawings you make on a whiteboard, pictures and interactive graphs.
Word, PowerPoint and PDFs
Upload your files, edit Word and PowerPoint in place, and draw and highlight on a PDF.
Cards and questions from any note
Make flashcards or a question deck from a note, and check the cards before they are saved.
How notes in cookie work
- 1Write or uploadStart a note, or bring in your Word, PowerPoint and PDF files, and keep them in folders.
- 2Add to it with AI if you wantWrite notes with AI makes notes from a description, a web search, your notes or a past paper, and nothing is kept until you save it.
- 3Revise from itPress Make flashcards on the note, or add it to a question deck, and your practice is written from it.
Notes on their own, or notes in cookie
Notes in another app
- Notes in one app, revision in another
- Files you can read but not change
- Copying facts onto cards by hand
- Nothing tells you what has not stuck
Notes in cookie
- Notes beside your cards and questions
- Word and PowerPoint edited in place
- Cards made from a note in one press
- Practice from your notes counts towards your topic scores
What students keep in their notes
Class notes
Type up a lesson with its equations and diagrams, in folders by subject.
Handouts and slides
Open a lecturer’s PowerPoint or a PDF handout, highlight it and add your own notes.
Notes shared for your course
Start from notes other students have shared for your exam, add them to your notes and make them yours.
Notes FAQ
What files can I keep in my notes?
PDFs, Word and PowerPoint files, spreadsheets, e-books, pictures, sound and video, and they open in the notes window. Word and PowerPoint files can be edited in place.
Can I download my notes?
Yes. Download, on Notes, gives you all your notes, a folder or the ones you tick as a zip, with folders and files kept.
Does writing notes use credits?
Writing your own notes uses none. Write notes with AI, and making flashcards or questions from a note, use credits.
Can I share my notes?
Yes. Share copies the notes you tick as one item, anonymously unless you choose to show your username, and only the text of notes and drawings is shared.
Do my notes work offline?
Installed as an app, cookie keeps a copy on the device, so the notes kept there can be read without a connection, and changes are sent when you are back online.
Start your notes in cookie
Write your first note or upload a file, and make cards from it when you are ready.