a calmer way
to study

Clamly keeps what you get wrong and brings it back before you forget it. Your notes, quizzes and cards in one quiet place.

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Question 3 of 10 · Biology

Which organelle produces most of the cell’s ATP?

Nucleus
Mitochondrion
Ribosome
Golgi apparatus
7 day streak
1,240 points

Less, done properly

I built Clamly because every study app I tried did too much, badly. This one does less, and does it properly.

Quiz Builder
What is photosynthesis?
A) Energy from food
B) Light → chemical energy ✓
C) Water absorption

Flashcards

FSRS spaced repetition. Cards come back at the right interval so what you learn actually sticks.

Focus Timer

Pomodoro that follows you across pages. Switch from quizzes to notes to chat without losing your timer.

Notes

Markdown notes in a full-screen editor that saves as you type. Closer to a writing app than a study tool, and you can turn one into flashcards without leaving the page.

Todos

Tasks with priorities and due dates you can drag into the order you will actually do them. The one I use every day.

Exams

Every exam in one calendar, synced both ways with Google Calendar. Tonight's revision decides itself.

Discover

Quizzes other students shared, sorted by popular and newest. Somebody has usually covered your topic already.

Why Clamly?

Made by one student

I made Clamly because I needed it myself. Every feature exists because I actually wanted it while studying.

AI built for studying

Upload a PDF and Clamly AI builds you a quiz from it. Or chat with it like you would with a friend who actually paid attention in class.

Progress you can see

Your streak and your scores sit on every page, with 22 achievements behind them, so you never have to remember whether you studied yesterday.

Study together

Share one quiz with the whole group instead of five people building the same one. Invite by code, share notes read-only, and see who has actually been revising.

Common questions

What is Clamly?

A study app that keeps track of what you get wrong. You make quizzes and flashcards from your own notes, or let the AI write them from a PDF, and Clamly brings the questions you missed back to you later, when you are about to forget them. Notes, a focus timer, your exam dates and study groups live in the same place.

Is Clamly free?

Yes, and the free version is not a demo. Quizzes, flashcards, notes, the timer, groups and exam tracking are all included, with AI usage limited per session. Starter is €4.99 a month and Pro is €9.99 if you want more AI sessions and the extras. No card is needed to sign up.

What can I upload to Clamly AI?

PDFs, Word documents, plain text, or notes you paste straight in. Clamly reads them and writes quiz questions with hints and explanations, so the questions are about your course rather than about the subject in general.

What is Clamly Chat?

Somewhere to ask why you got something wrong. It has four ways of answering: Adaptive, Tutor, Buddy and Professor, which mostly changes how much it explains and how formal it sounds. When the conversation has taught you something, it can turn that into a quiz.

Can I study with friends?

Yes. Make a group, send people an invite code, and share quizzes inside it. Whoever made the group can manage members and roles. Nobody sees your scores unless you share them.

Does the Pomodoro timer follow me across pages?

Yes. It keeps running while you move around the app, with a small timer pinned in the corner, so going from a quiz to your notes does not cost you the session.

What are flashcards?

Cards that come back on a schedule instead of when you happen to think of them. Clamly uses spaced repetition (the FSRS algorithm, the one modern Anki uses), so a card you find easy leaves you alone for weeks and one you keep missing returns in a couple of days. You can see what is due and how much you are retaining.

Ready to start?

Free forever on every core feature, no card. Upload one set of notes and you have a quiz out of it in about a minute.