Quizzes and exam prep
Turn any lecture into a practice quiz.
Tregox Go builds quizzes and exam prep from your own class: what your professor said, what they stressed, and what was on the slides. Not from a generic question bank.
Plans from $9.99 a month. Notes in English, Spanish or French.
How it works
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Record the class
Press start when the lecture begins. Add the professor’s slides so your notes line up with what was on screen.
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Mark what matters
Tap when something is important, or when you did not follow it. Ask Go to explain anything you missed.
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Quiz yourself
Go turns the lecture into practice questions, so you test yourself on this class, not on someone else’s deck.
Why your own lecture beats generic flashcards
Your exam is written by your professor. The fastest way to prepare is to practice on what they actually taught and kept coming back to.
- What they stressed rises to the top. Go highlights the points your professor emphasized as likely on the exam.
- The slides are part of the picture. Your notes include the slides, so you study what was said and what was shown together.
- Your confusion gets fixed. Ask Go to explain the moments you marked as unclear, in plain words, before you test yourself.
- The whole term is kept. Before a midterm or final, review every class in one place.
A simple week before the exam
Day 1
Review what your professor stressed across the classes on the exam.
Days 2 to 4
Take a practice quiz on one or two classes a day. Revisit anything you missed.
Days 5 and 6
Go back to the moments you marked as confusing and ask Go to explain them again.
Day 7
One last mixed quiz across everything, then rest.
Questions students ask
Can AI make a quiz from my lecture recording?
Yes. Record your class in Tregox Go and it writes your notes, then builds practice questions from that lecture: what your professor explained, what they stressed, and what was on the slides.
How is this different from Quizlet or Knowt?
Flashcard apps work from material you type in, upload, or decks other people made. Tregox Go starts from the class you actually sat in, so the questions follow your professor, not a general question bank.
Is it legal to record my lectures?
In most US classrooms recording for your own study is allowed, but your school and professor can set their own rules, often in the syllabus. Follow your class policy, ask your professor if it is unclear, and keep recordings private. Students with a recording accommodation have the right to record.
How many quizzes can I make?
Quizzes and exam prep use study credits. Go Start includes 30 a month, Go Scholar 60 and Go Campus 120. Your notes themselves do not use study credits.
Does it help with midterms and finals?
That is what it is built for. Go keeps every class you record, so before an exam you can review what your professor stressed across the whole term and quiz yourself on it.
Have your professor’s slides? See how Go joins the slides with the lecture.