Cordero
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Know how well you actually understand your material.

Upload a PDF, link, or notes. Explain each idea in your own words. See exactly what you've mastered, and what you haven't.

How it works

The most effective way to master a topic is to explain it in your own words. Cordero turns that principle into a simple, repeatable workflow.

Cordero unites three proven ideas into a single loop. Active recall: you explain each concept in your own words instead of just rereading. Feedback: Cordero scores your answer against an ideal one and shows exactly what you missed. Adaptive practice: it keeps bringing back the ideas you haven't mastered yet, so your time goes where it counts — and you watch your progress climb across four levels as weak spots turn into strengths.

It starts with your own material. Feed Cordero a PDF, a URL, or plain text; it breaks the material into focused study items and generates a thorough set of questions and ideal answers to test you. You curate items, add your own, and delete any you don't want.

Your subscription pays for the AI, directly and transparently. The AI models that generate your questions and score your answers cost real money, so your monthly subscription works like a budget — each AI task uses a little of it. It refreshes every month, and you can top up if you need more.

Free use for initial exploration. Every account starts with a small free allowance to try Cordero on a short piece of your own material. A ready-made library with questions already prepared lets you practice further — there, only the low-cost scoring applies, so you can run the full loop many times before subscribing.

1

Add your material

Upload a PDF, paste a link, or drop in text.

2

Gets broken into items

Cordero splits it into focused study items you can review and curate.

3

Questions and ideal answers generated

Cordero creates a thorough set of questions, each with an ideal answer.

4

Explain it back

Answer in your own words and get a score with specific feedback.

5

Watch weak spots shrink

Every score is stored and plotted over time, so you see your understanding grow.

Repeat

Keep mastering more materials.

Pricing

Free

$0

A small allowance to try Cordero on a short piece of your own material. Loading a sample from our library costs nothing; only the low-cost scoring of your answers uses your allowance, so you can practise the full loop many times before subscribing.

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Welcome back

Pick up where you left off, or add new material.

Your study material

Samples

Try Cordero on a ready-made sample: load it, answer the questions, and see how scoring works — a quick way to feel the app before adding your own material. Loading is free; only the small scoring cost applies.

Default scoring parameters ?

New study sets get these values. Study sets that you already have do not change.

Your data

Download everything stored for your account — your source materials, all items and questions, your submitted answers, and all scores — as a single JSON file.

Danger zone

Deleting your account permanently removes everything: your study sets, items, questions, answers, scores, and your sign-in. This cannot be undone. Consider exporting your data first.

Turn your own material into practice questions in 3 steps.

Step 1

Add study set

PDF
URL
TEXT
Scoring parameters ?
No cost for this step.
Step 2

Extract and curate items

No study set selected.
Edit study set name or description
Load curation data to review generated items.

    
Step 3 · Optional

Add your own item

Only if something is missing, like a definition or an example that is not in your material. You can skip this step.

Add or select a study set first.
Cost depends on input length, typically low.

Test your knowledge

No study set selected.
Usually costs under $0.01.

Score plots


    

Scoring parameters ?

Study sets

Load study sets to choose one.

        
No study set selected Select a study set on the left to see its items here.
Developer tools — user context & activity log

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