# SwipeSmrt

SwipeSmrt is a TikTok-style learning app for kids that converts textbook photos into bite-sized, gamified quiz cards using AI.

## Key Features
- Photo-to-Quiz: Snap a picture of a textbook page and get an instant quiz.
- TikTok Interface: Swipe through quiz cards in a familiar vertical feed.
- AI Teacher: Powered by Gemini to extract and explain concepts from photographed text.
- Automatic Language Detection: Reads the language on the page (English, Swedish, Spanish, and others) and writes the quiz in that same language.
- Gamified Progress: Tracks mastered topics and quiz accuracy.
- Free to use, no account or subscription required.

## Target Audience
- Students (K-12) looking for a more engaging way to review material.
- Parents wanting to turn screen time into productive study time.
- Homeschool parents who need quick review materials from their own lesson pages.
- Teachers seeking interactive tools for classroom review.

## How It Works
- Free, no account needed. Runs in any modern browser on phone or desktop.
- The user photographs one or more pages (textbook, worksheet, handwritten notes) or picks photos from the gallery.
- The AI writes a multiple-choice quiz from the photos: 2 questions per photo by default, adjustable from 2 to 10 per photo in the info panel, at least 4 and at most 50 per quiz. Each question has 2-4 options and an explanation shown after answering.
- Questions are pitched at about middle-school level (ages 10-12).
- A quiz can be shared as a link ("Share with Child") so a kid takes it on their own device, or as a challenge link with the creator's score to beat. Shared quizzes expire after 30 days.

## Key Pages
- https://swipesmrt.com/ — the app itself: upload photos, generate a quiz.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources — index of learning guides below.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/photo-to-quiz-ai — how the photo-to-quiz generation works.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/active-recall-memory — why active recall works better than rereading.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/gamified-learning-for-kids — why a swipeable, short-form format helps kids study.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/screen-time-to-study-time — practical routines for parents.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/quizlet-alternative-free — how SwipeSmrt compares to typing your own flashcards.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/homeschool-quiz-generator — using SwipeSmrt for homeschool review.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/multilingual-quiz-maker — how automatic language detection works.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/sharing-quiz-scores-motivation — why challenging a friend to beat your quiz score keeps kids studying longer.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/studying-in-your-strongest-language — why reviewing material in a kid's strongest language frees up working memory for learning.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/immediate-feedback-vs-graded-tests — why correcting a wrong answer immediately works better than waiting for a graded test to come back.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/photos-diagrams-visual-learning — why studying from the photographed page, diagrams included, beats studying from a typed summary.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/low-stakes-quizzes-test-anxiety — why frequent, ungraded practice quizzing can ease test anxiety before the real exam.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/handwritten-notes-to-quiz — what happens when the photographed page is handwritten class notes instead of a printed textbook.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/vocabulary-quiz-app — why vocabulary lists and glossaries are especially well suited to being turned into a quiz.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/teacher-warm-up-quizzes — using photographed lesson material as a fast classroom warm-up or exit ticket quiz.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/siblings-different-ages-same-material — why one photographed page can produce a workable review quiz for siblings at different grade levels.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/exam-prep-photo-quiz — how to build a review quiz the night before a test, and why spacing it out earlier works even better.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/study-terms-glossary — plain-English definitions of active recall, spaced repetition, the testing effect, and other learning-science terms.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/why-explanations-matter-quiz-answers — why every generated question includes a standalone explanation, not just a right or wrong mark.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/spacing-out-review-sessions — why a few short, spaced-out quiz sessions beat one long study block, and how re-quizzing an already-photographed page makes spacing practical.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/mixing-subjects-interleaved-practice — why mixing subjects during review beats blocking one subject at a time, and when blocked practice still makes sense.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/the-1-3-5-7-study-rule — what the 1-3-5-7 review schedule is, why the spacing works, and why re-quizzing an already-photographed page keeps families from abandoning it by day 3.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/quiz-maker-from-picture — snap a textbook page, a worksheet or a photo from a walk and get a multiple-choice quiz back.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/turn-notes-into-quiz — photograph class notes or the whiteboard and get a quiz back, no typing.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/ai-quiz-generator-from-pdf — swipeSmrt reads images, so screenshot the PDF pages you need. How to do it on a phone or a computer.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/reading-comprehension-questions-at-home — photograph two pages of the book your kid is reading and get questions about what happened.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/when-your-kid-refuses-to-study — why resistance to studying is usually about the size of the first step, not motivation, and how a two-minute quiz lowers that bar.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/weekly-spelling-test-practice — turning the weekly spelling list homework into quick multiple-choice practice from a single photo, and why that's a useful warm-up rather than a replacement for the written test.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/quiz-length-long-chapter-vs-short-worksheet — why a short worksheet and a thick chapter shouldn't produce the same quiz length, grounded in working memory limits on how much new material sticks in one sitting.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/metacognition-overconfidence-quizzing — why feeling familiar with material isn't the same as knowing it, and how a quiz exposes the gap between felt confidence and actual recall before a real test does.
- https://swipesmrt.com/resources/free-ar-book-quiz-practice — honest explainer that official Accelerated Reader quizzes live inside school accounts and SwipeSmrt isn't affiliated with Renaissance Learning, plus how to photograph a book's pages and practice comprehension questions before a real AR quiz.

## Videos
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos — index of short video guides (under a minute each), recorded in the real app.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/photo-to-quiz-in-30-seconds — A 40-second walkthrough: photograph two textbook pages, tap Generate Quiz, and your kid gets multiple-choice questions with an explanation after every answer.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/share-a-quiz-to-your-kids-phone — Make the quiz on your own phone, tap Share with Child and send the link. It opens straight into the quiz on their phone, with no app and no login.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/add-swipesmrt-to-your-home-screen — SwipeSmrt isn't in the App Store and doesn't need to be. How to add it to your home screen on iPhone and Android so it opens full screen, like any other app.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/turn-any-photo-into-a-quiz — SwipeSmrt doesn't need a textbook. Two photos of bees taken on a walk turned into a quiz about pollination. A 20-second demo.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/choose-how-many-questions-per-photo — Pick 2 to 10 questions per photo in SwipeSmrt's info panel, and the Generate button shows exactly how long the quiz will be. A 30-second demo.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/quiz-for-your-kids-age — The same two textbook pages, quizzed at age 8 and at age 16. SwipeSmrt's age setting changes the wording, the depth and the answer options.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/see-the-quiz-length-before-you-start — Set 4 questions per photo, add two textbook pages and get 8 questions. The info panel shows what you'll get for one, two or three photos.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/retry-the-questions-you-missed — After a SwipeSmrt quiz, the questions you missed come first with the right answer. Tap Retry and you get a round with only those, options shuffled.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/quiz-for-an-8-year-old — Two pages from an old picture book about how a bean grows, turned into a quiz with the age set to 8. Short questions, easy words. A 34-second demo.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/quiz-for-a-12-year-old — The first two pages of a geography chapter on volcanoes, turned into a quiz with the age set to 12. The questions check understanding, not word hunting.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/quiz-for-a-16-year-old — Two pages of high school physics on Archimedes' principle, turned into a quiz with the age set to 16. Longer questions and wrong answers that are hard to guess.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/help-your-kid-study-for-a-test — Most kids study by rereading, which feels productive but doesn't show them what they don't know yet.
- https://swipesmrt.com/videos/kid-says-they-studied — "I studied" is easy to say. A two-minute quiz from the actual pages shows what stuck and what didn't.

## Technology Stack
- React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS.
- Google Gemini API for content generation.
- Cloudflare Pages and Cloudflare KV for deployment and storage.
- Last verified: 2026-09-26.

## Full Text
- https://swipesmrt.com/llms-full.txt contains the full text of every guide listed above, in one file.

## Contact
- Website: https://swipesmrt.com
- Email: info@swipesmrt.com
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SwipeSmrt (short demo videos)