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Your first experiment

How Calibrate works

Run small study experiments and learn what actually works for you.

Here’s what your first experiment will look like.
  1. 01

    Answer a few quick questions

    Tell us a little about how you currently study.

    Why this mattersThis helps Calibrate choose a useful first technique to test.

    Calibrate onboarding question with the Active Recall answer selected
  2. 02

    Get your starting hypothesis

    Calibrate suggests a study technique to begin testing based on your onboarding answers.

    Why this mattersIt’s only a starting hypothesis — your real study results can confirm or change it.

    Calibrate Starting Hypothesis screen ranking study techniques
  3. 03

    Bring your real class material

    Upload a PDF or paste the notes you’re actually studying.

    Why this mattersYour practice questions are created from your own course material.

    Your privacyYour material is used only to generate your questions and is not used to train AI models.

    Calibrate material screen for pasting notes or uploading a file
  4. 04

    Review your questions, then study

    Review the AI-generated practice, then run a focused session using the technique you’re testing.

    Why this mattersYou stay in control of the questions before they affect your study experiment.

    Your privacyYour material is used only to generate your questions and is not used to train AI models.

    Calibrate Question Bank showing generated, approved, and needs-edit questions
    Calibrate Study Session screen showing available study techniques
  5. 05

    See what actually worked

    After enough study sessions, Calibrate compares your results across techniques.

    Why this mattersThis is your actual session data, not a learning-style label. It helps decide what is worth using again.

    Calibrate Insights screen summarizing study-session evidence