You’re not studying too little. You’re just studying it backwards.
The problem isn’t you. Reading feels like studying — but recognizing isn’t knowing. You only find out too late.
11:40 pmSunday
You studied. Six hours.
By Wednesday half of it is gone. Not because you did too little — but because reading feels like studying and it isn’t. That evening is over either way.
Question 1Exam
In your notes it all made sense.
Then the same thing turns up in different words and you can’t get to it. Familiarity feels like knowing, until the first time someone else asks the question.
againNext semester
And then it all starts over.
Same week, same night, same pile. Not because you can’t do it — but because the method never changes. Six semesters is twelve of these weeks.
Zeno reads your material once and builds everything that would otherwise take you a whole evening.
An evening without ZenoAn evening with Zeno
Two hours copying by hand40 flashcards in 30 seconds90 minutes of lecture, againOne link, one summary200 pages, nowhere to startWhat matters, on two pagesHoping the right topics come upA practice exam before it countsNo idea what you actually knowA quiz that finds your gapsNobody to ask at 11pmA tutor who explains at 11pm
Six problems have become six solutions.
Record once. Zeno does the rest.
Record the lecture
Hit record, pens down. You can’t take notes and understand at the same time — now you don’t have to.
That becomes a note
Structured, searchable, with the full transcript. Done before you’ve left the lecture hall.
And from that, the rest
Flashcards, quizzes, study sheets — and a tutor who has read this exact note and asks you about it.
Zeno splits your material into chapters and topics and lays them across the days up to the exam. You always know what is next.
ThermodynamicsChapter 2 of 5
Internal energy and heatMon
EnthalpyTue
Entropytoday
Gibbs free energyThu
The three lawsFri
Chapter testMon
Real results, real students.
Five out of five stars
“From 10 points to 14 out of 15.”
Honestly, at first I was sceptical about whether the app would even handle questions in German properly. A month later I went from 10 points to 14 out of 15. I really wasn’t expecting that :) Since then Zeno has just been part of how I study.
Benjamin W.Student
Five out of five stars
“About 30 seconds later I’m ready to go.”
I used to write all my anatomy flashcards myself and regularly lost hours doing it. Now I just upload my lecture notes as a PDF and about 30 seconds later I’m ready to go. What surprises me most is how well Zeno picks up on which parts actually matter and need repeating more often. 🧠❤️
Maya T.Medicine, TSU
Five out of five stars
“Paste in the link, wait a bit.”
The YouTube link thing is honestly pretty genius. Paste in the link, wait a bit. Then you’ve got tests and a study sheet for the lecture right away :)) I don’t have to keep rewinding or rewatch the whole video any more. Even with complicated legal terms the AI copes surprisingly well.
Noah B.Business Administration, TSU
Five out of five stars
“Found my way around straight away.”
Found my way around straight away. Didn’t have to sit through ten explanations first. Everything is calm and clear and not as cluttered as a lot of other study apps. I really like the minimalist design most of all 💜
Mikis K.Student
Five out of five stars
“I’d have gone in far more clueless.”
I seriously only started two days before my exam and was pretty sure it was a lost cause. The tests showed me exactly what I still didn’t know, and some of the questions in the exam were really very similar in style. Without Zeno I’d have gone in far more clueless. 🙌
Amelia C.Law, TSU
Five out of five stars
“One of the best study platforms.”
By now I’ve got my whole study group to try the app out :D For me it’s definitely one of the best study platforms. Keep it up! ✌️
Jan P.Student
What you’re probably wondering right now.
€9.99 a month, or €79.99 for a year — which works out at €6.67 a month. The exact amount in your own currency is shown before anything is charged, and you can cancel any time in your settings.
Yes. Zeno doesn’t write anything for you — it turns your own material into study material. That’s what a highlighter and a stack of index cards do, only faster, and no academic integrity policy has ever banned those. If you want to record a lecture, just ask the person at the front first: a recording of them needs their permission.
Yes. Zeno reads what you upload, so the subject is whatever your material is about — and the terminology comes through the way your course writes it instead of being paraphrased into something more general. It works in English and in German, so material in either language is fine.
Usually under a minute. Very large or very dense files take a few minutes longer. You don’t have to sit there and wait — it keeps running after you close the tab.
Zeno runs in the browser, on your phone the same as on your laptop — nothing to install, the same account on both. A mobile app is in the works; until then you can add the site to your home screen and it behaves like one.
It stays yours. You can delete individual files whenever you want, and deleting your account takes your content with it. That isn’t us being generous — it’s Article 17 GDPR, the right to erasure, and it works the same on every account. We have to be able to do it, and we can.
