jypi is the best AI tutor for learning online. We don't just give you text—we turn every topic into multiple ways to learn: flashcards, chapter study, timelines, mind maps, speed challenges, and more.
One topic, twelve modes. Pick a course, open any topic, and study with the format that fits you. Practice with the mode that fits you and retain more.
Research shows that varying how you study improves retention and understanding. Here's why jypi offers 12 study modes for every topic.
Get from a course to study mode in four simple steps.
Browse courses and pick a subject you want to learn or review.
Select a topic within the course. Each topic can be studied with all 12 modes.
jypi's AI analyzes the content and generates flashcards, timelines, mind maps, and more—all from the same topic.
Choose Chapter Study, Flashcards, Timeline, Mind Map, or any of the other modes. Switch anytime.
Every mode is generated from your course content. Here's what each one does and when to use it.
Chapter Study breaks your material into manageable sections. Read each part, then answer practice questions to check your understanding. Timed questions keep you engaged and help you retain key facts and concepts. It's ideal for building a strong foundation before moving to faster-paced modes.
Best for: First-time reading, building foundations, and structured revision.
Flashcards are one of the most effective ways to commit facts, definitions, and concepts to memory. Each card shows a prompt on one side and the answer on the other. Flip at your own pace, mark cards for review, and repeat until the material sticks. Perfect for vocabulary, formulas, and quick recall.
Best for: Vocabulary, definitions, formulas, and spaced repetition.
When order matters—history, processes, life cycles, or step-by-step procedures—Timeline Explorer puts events and ideas in sequence. You see when things happened and how they relate in time. Drag, order, and explore to build a clear mental model of cause and effect.
Best for: History, processes, cause and effect, and sequential learning.
Fill in the Blanks turns key sentences into active recall practice. Missing words are hidden; you type or select the correct term. This mode strengthens your ability to retrieve information in context, which improves long-term retention and application.
Best for: Definitions in context, key terms, and sentence-level recall.
Match the Pairs presents two columns of items—terms and definitions, causes and effects, or related concepts. Your job is to connect the correct pairs. This mode reinforces associations and helps you see relationships between ideas at a glance.
Best for: Term-definition pairs, cause-effect, and concept relationships.
Speed Challenge tests how quickly and accurately you can answer questions. A timer adds gentle pressure, so you learn to recall under conditions similar to exams or real-world application. Use it after you've studied with other modes to sharpen recall and confidence.
Best for: Exam prep, quick recall, and building confidence under time pressure.
When your content involves places—geography, travel, history, or events—Journey Map turns them into an interactive map. Explore locations, see how they connect, and tie facts to real-world context. Great for making spatial and narrative connections.
Best for: Geography, history, travel, and any content with a strong sense of place.
Concept Map visualizes how ideas link together. Nodes represent concepts; connections show relationships. You build or explore the map to see the big picture and how details fit in. This mode supports deep understanding and helps you explain ideas to others.
Best for: Complex topics, systems thinking, and seeing the big picture.
Category Sort gives you a set of items and a set of categories. Your task is to drag each item into the right category. This mode strengthens classification skills and helps you distinguish between similar concepts, which is essential for subjects with lots of types or categories.
Best for: Classification, taxonomy, types and categories, and distinguishing similar ideas.
True or False presents statements drawn from your material. You decide whether each is true or false. This mode is excellent for surfacing misconceptions and reinforcing correct facts. Quick to complete and highly effective for checking understanding.
Best for: Fact-checking, correcting misconceptions, and quick knowledge checks.
Sequence Order gives you a list of steps, events, or items that belong in a specific order. You drag and drop to arrange them correctly. This mode builds your ability to recall procedures, timelines, and logical sequences—critical for recipes, algorithms, and processes.
Best for: Procedures, steps, algorithms, and any ordered list.
Mind Map organizes a topic as a tree: a central idea with branches for subtopics and details. You expand and explore nodes to drill down or zoom out. This mode supports both overview and depth and suits visual learners who think in hierarchies.
Best for: Overview of a topic, hierarchical content, and visual learners.
Common questions about jypi's study modes and how to use them.