Blurt
What can you remember without your notes?
Choose a topic, put your notes aside and recall what you know. Then use AI feedback to spot points to revisit. Blurt is included with Pro and Premium.
Example · AQA GCSE Mathematics · 8300
Try recalling one point
No account needed. This example uses a reference for you to check yourself. Your notes stay on this page.
What you can do
- Practise recalling a topic
- Type or use supported voice input
- Review suggested gaps
- Pick your next revision focus
How it works
- 1
Pick one topic
Choose a topic available for your course. Keep your first attempt focused.
- 2
Recall without notes
Type what you remember, or speak in a supported browser. Short points are fine.
- 3
Choose what to revisit
Check the suggested gaps against your notes, then pick one point to practise next.
A little help getting started
Start with one thing you know.
The key idea is…
It works by…
An example is…
Use any of these prompts. Leave space for what you cannot remember yet.
Before you start
What should I write?
Start with a definition, a process or an example. You do not need a polished essay: the aim is to see what you can recall without your notes.
Can I speak instead?
Voice input needs browser speech-recognition support and microphone permission. If it is unavailable, you can type your answer instead.
What does the feedback mean?
AI feedback suggests which topic objectives you covered and which to revisit. It can miss a valid point. Treat the coverage percentage as a practice guide, not an exam grade.
Which plan do I need?
Blurt is included with Pro and Premium. Available topics depend on your course. Check the plans page for current usage limits.
Ready to try Blurt?
A week of Premium from your first lesson · Then the free plan continues · No card, no charge