FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Short answers for adult learners preparing for high-stakes exams — without marketing fluff.
How is Adapted Study different from flashcard or chatbot apps?
We optimize for modality-true study (visual, auditory, read/write, and kinesthetic are different in kind), learning obstacles as first-class, and mastery of your materials by exam day — not generic notes or streaks.
What learning styles do you support?
Visual, auditory, read/write, and kinesthetic. We meet you in your primary mode and support your secondary. Kinesthetic means do-it practice (teach-back, scenarios, timelines, role-play) — not checklist drills.
Do you support dyslexia, ADHD, or ESL?
Yes. Accommodations reshape sessions and generation — clearer structure, optional dyslexia-friendly reading, focus mode with soft breaks, simplified language where it helps. Obstacles are product concerns, not themes.
Can I prepare for a written exam and an oral board together?
Use separate subjects. Written exams and oral boards have different materials and practice spines. Oral is speak-and-grade (not multiple choice bolted onto a written corpus).
Whose materials do I study from?
Yours. Upload PDFs, text, audio, YouTube, EPUB (with a lawful-use acknowledgment), CSV, or Anki packages. Default tutoring stays grounded in what you uploaded; any expansion beyond uploads is opt-in and labeled.
How does spaced repetition work?
Due reviews, quizzes, and flashcards share one smart review spine that spaces practice so what you learn sticks through exam day — without you managing the schedule yourself.
Is my EPUB or protected file safe to upload?
Only upload files you have a lawful right to use. We require a license acknowledgment and source for EPUBs. DRM-locked books fail ingest with a clear message — we never bypass protection.
Is there a free way to start?
Yes. Take the free learning-style assessment, create an account, and begin with your own materials. Paid plans unlock higher generation limits when you need them.