Moon AI helps you study from a topic or from your own course material, in three formats:
| Format | What it’s for |
|---|---|
| “Quiz” | Test yourself with multiple-choice questions, then go over your mistakes. |
| “Flashcards” | Memorize with two-sided cards you flip over. |
| “Guided path” | Learn a topic step by step, with a key point and a check question at each step. |
Get startedLink to the Get started section
- In a new conversation, click the “Learn” starter button, or type
/learn, then describe what you want to learn. - To choose the format yourself, type
/quiz,/flashcardsor/guided. - Or ask for it in your message: “give me a 10-question quiz on the French Revolution”, “flashcards to learn these irregular verbs”, “walk me through fractions step by step”.
To study your own course, attach it to the message: a PDF, a document, a photo of your notes. The study set then shows what it is based on (“Based on” followed by the file name).
/quiz 12 questions on this biology chapter, high school senior level, with an explanation for each answer.The study set opens in the panel next to the conversation. A card in the conversation opens it again. “Learn” has no entry in the “+” menu.
The start screenLink to the The start screen section
Before you begin, the screen shows the number of questions, cards or steps, the estimated time and the level. For a quiz, “When to show answers” offers “After each question” or “At the end”, like an exam.
The main button reads “Start quiz”, “Study flashcards” or “Start path”. If you had already started, it offers to pick up where you stopped (for example “Resume at question 4 of 10”), and “Start over” starts again from scratch.
The quizLink to the The quiz section
- Choose an answer, then move on with “Next question”. “Show hint” helps without giving the answer away; “Skip” skips the question.
- With “After each question”, the correction and the “Explanation” show up right away.
- At the end, the summary gives your score, your mistakes, the questions you skipped and the ones where you used a hint. Your best score is kept.
| Summary action | What it does |
|---|---|
| “Retry mistakes” | Goes over only the questions you got wrong. |
| “Turn my mistakes into flashcards” | Turns your mistakes into flashcards. |
| “Explain my mistakes”, “New questions” | Ask Moon to follow up in the conversation. |
Below a question, “Explain this question” or “This answer looks wrong” sends the question to Moon.
FlashcardsLink to the Flashcards section
- Tap the card, or press Space, to flip it and see the back.
- Rate it: “I know it” or “Review again”. On a touch screen, you can also swipe the card.
- At the end, “Review marked cards” brings back only the ones you didn’t know.
- “Explain this card” asks Moon for an explanation; “Test me with a quiz” builds a quiz on the same content.
The guided pathLink to the The guided path section
Each step explains a concept, with a “Key point” and a “Check your understanding” question.
- “Read the step again” and “Explain this step” help when you need it.
- “Next step” moves forward; “Finish path” wraps it up.
- At the end, “What you covered” sums up the path, and “Turn these points into flashcards” makes flashcards out of it.
Options and shortcutsLink to the Options and shortcuts section
The “Study options” menu offers “Start over”, “Shuffle”, “Copy as text”, “Export flashcards (CSV)” to use them in another flashcard app, “Download data (JSON)” and “Keyboard shortcuts”.
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
| 1 to 6 or A to F | Answer a quiz question |
| H | Show a hint |
| Space or Enter | Flip a card |
| 1 / 2 | Rate a card “Review again” / “I know it” |
| ? | See these shortcuts again |
Your progressLink to the Your progress section
Your progress and best scores are saved in your browser, on this device. On another device, the study set starts over from the beginning. To change a study set (more questions, a different level), ask for it in the conversation.
See alsoLink to the See also section
- Interactive images: learn from a diagram where every area explains itself.
- Audio overview: listen to a topic explained by two voices.