Turn an article you found into a study space

Open Read a URL and paste the address of an article you want to work through. Pick something substantial: a long explainer or a documentation page works far better than a headline and three paragraphs.

The result names the kind of page it found before it shows you the material, because that decides the shape of the study space. A procedure becomes a how-to breakdown with ordered steps; an explanatory article becomes a section breakdown. If the classification looks wrong, that is usually a sign the page is mostly navigation.

Open Sources and pick any claim that surprised you. You will see the exact passage it came from, with its position in the original. Doing this once on every new source is the habit the whole product is built around: it takes seconds and it is the difference between reading and trusting.

From here the project behaves like any other: a guided lesson, flashcards scheduled locally, and a quiz whose wrong answers are all real concepts from the same page. Nothing here needed a connection after the initial fetch.

The project is in this browser and appears in My Library. Export it if you want a copy that survives clearing site data, and delete it from the library when you are done.