Stop explaining your syllabus to ChatGPT.
Menthor is a pocket professor that already read your slides. Snap a question, get it solved step by step, then let him quiz you until it actually sticks.
Five stops from lost to confident
Scroll down. The professor walks it with you.
A professor who read your notes
Every answer is grounded in the material you uploaded: your lecture, your professor's wording, your exam scope. Not the internet's average opinion.
Point your camera at the hard one
Photograph any question from a book, a past paper or the board. You get the reasoning step by step, never just the final number.
Slides in, quiz out in 60 seconds
Drop in a PDF or DOCX. Export your lecture deck as a PDF and it works the same. Up to 50 MB a file. Menthor writes the questions your professor would ask, then keeps drilling the ones you keep missing.
40 pages the night before? Fine.
One tap turns a chapter into the version you can actually revise from: the key points, without the padding.
Studying alone is why you stop
Daily streaks, live rankings and a quiz code you can send your group chat. Menthor makes revision the thing you're competitive about.
Three taps, then it's a habit
No setup, no folder system, no tutorial.
Feed him your week
Upload the slides, snap the whiteboard, forward the reading. Two minutes on Sunday.
Do your daily review
A short set from what you've already studied, picked from what you're closest to forgetting. Ask follow-ups any time.
Walk in already knowing
By exam week you've seen every weak spot four times. No all-nighter required.
