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150 slides in. One page out.

Drop your professor’s slides. Get a one-page cheat sheet of what they stressed, and a 20-question practice exam your whole class can take.

First deck freeEvery line cites its slideNothing renews

The problem

Slides are made to teach from. Not to study from.

They’re cues for the lecture, out of order and out of context. Rereading 150 of them the night before feels like work and leaves you with nothing to test yourself on.

Staring at 150 unstructured slides full of out-of-context bullet points is the worst way to prepare for an exam.

A student on r/GetStudying
150slides
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1page + 20 questions
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Drop the deck

The PDF or PowerPoint your professor posted. It’s read right on your device, all 150 slides in seconds.

DROP HERE
BIO 201 – Lecture 14.pdf148 slides · 6.2 MB
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Get one page

What your professor kept coming back to goes on top. Key terms, formulas and the traps. Every line says which slide it’s from.

Cellular respiration · 1 page

★ Stressed: net ATP from glycolysis s.31 s.88
  • Glycolysis: cytoplasm, no O₂ needed s.24
  • Krebs cycle: matrix, 2 turns per glucose s.52
  • ETC makes most ATP s.71
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Test yourself. Send it to the class.

A 20-question practice exam with the why behind every answer. One link drops it into the group chat, free for everyone who opens it.

anyone have notes for lecture 14?? 😭
practice exam from the slidessliderescue.app/q/k3m9x2pq
LIFESAVER. got 17/20
doing it rn 🙏

A real example

One lecture, rescued

A 24-slide intro psych lecture on memory, turned into its cheat sheet and exam. Open it and take the exam yourself.

Open the full example
Slides in24
Things the prof stressed5
Exam questions20

What you get

Everything for the night before. And the week before.

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A one-page cheat sheet

Prints on one page. What was stressed on top, then the topics, terms and formulas.

2

Slide citations

Every line says which slide it came from, so you can check it in a second.

3

20-question practice exam

Recall, apply and compare questions, each with why the answer is right.

4

What to reread

Your score names the slides behind the questions you missed.

5

The class link

Classmates take your exam free, no account. It ends after 120 days.

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What it won’t do

Answer graded work, or keep your slide files. It reads them on your device.

Not another subscription

You need it for a semester. So that’s what you pay for.

Study apps bill monthly and keep billing after finals. A pass is paid once and simply ends.

A typical study app

Sep$19.99
Oct$19.99
Nov$19.99
Dec$19.99
Jan (forgot to cancel)$19.99
Semester$99.95
AUTO-RENEWSuntil you cancel

Slide Rescue

Semester Pass$14.00
Renewalsnone
To cancelnothing
Semester$14.00
PAID ONCEends by itself

How much

$14 /semester

Paid once. Never renews. First deck free, no card.

Cramming for one exam? The Exam Week Pass is $5.99 for 30 days.

  • Unlimited decks for five months
  • All 20 questions on every exam
  • Class links for every deck
  • PDF and PowerPoint, up to 400 slides

Questions

Before you drop your slides

Is it really free to try?

Yes. Your first deck is free with no account and no card: you get the full cheat sheet and 5 practice questions. To keep it and send the exam to your class, sign up free.

Does a pass renew?

No. The Semester Pass is $14 once and lasts five months. The Exam Week Pass is $5.99 once for 30 days. Neither renews or charges you again, so there is nothing to cancel.

What happens to my slides?

Your PDF or PowerPoint is read on your own device. Only the text goes to the AI to write your sheet and questions, and we keep the result, not your file. A shared exam holds the questions only: never the slides and never your name.

Is this cheating?

No. It’s studying: a summary of slides you were given and practice questions to test yourself. It doesn’t answer graded work, and every line points back to the slide it came from so you can check it.

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