Flashcards that come back
Tap to flip. Cassie brings each card back right before you’d forget it.
Your AI study buddy for readings, homework and reviewers, on any website, PDF, slide deck or photo. She explains the why, so it actually sticks.








Readings, slides, PDFs and photos of your notes. Cassie reads them all, diagrams too, and keeps your reviewers, flashcards and mistakes together.
Every cell in your body needs energy. It gets it through cellular respiration.
From nursery rhymes to calculus: explained at your level.
Follow one word through Cassie.
She shows the why, step by step, not just the answer.
This page works like a lesson in Cassie. Select any word, or tap a bold one, and ask her to explain it, quiz you on it, or make a flashcard.
Try it: highlight any word, or tap a bold one
Every cell in your body needs energy. It gets it through cellular respiration: inside the mitochondria, glucose from your food reacts with oxygen to make ATP, and you breathe out the carbon dioxide that’s left.
Plants run it the other way. With the chlorophyll in their leaves, they use photosynthesis to turn carbon dioxide, water and sunlight into glucose, and the oxygen you breathe.
This is how Cassie works on any website, PDF, slide deck or photo of your notes.
Every tab is a working piece of Cassie. The Labs, 3D space, atlas and puzzles are the real ones from the app, running right here.
In the app she answers anything. These demos are written ahead.
Cassie is a cursor with feelings. While you study, she reads, thinks, searches and celebrates with you, so you always know what’s happening.
Go on. Every card works.
Tap to flip. Cassie brings each card back right before you’d forget it.
On your lesson, your file, or what you got wrong last time.
Photosynthesis gives off…
25/5, 50/10, or your own rhythm.
The same idea, explained for whoever’s asking.
Photosynthesis turns light energy into chemical energy. In the chloroplasts, chlorophyll captures light to combine carbon dioxide and water into glucose, releasing oxygen: 6CO₂ + 6H₂O → C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂.
Real papers, organized. Then cite them in any style.
Walker, M. P., & Stickgold, R. (2004). Sleep-dependent learning and memory consolidation. Neuron, 44(1), 121-133.
A shared board with your classmates, share a code and sketch it out.
What Cassie remembers stays on your device. Forget anything with a tap.
Cassie dresses for the job: reviewers for school, reports and emails for work.
Let’s turn chapter 4 into a reviewer with 10 practice questions.
Cassie’s Island shows what she’s doing, even while you read something else.
Cassie explains the reasoning, quizzes you, and turns your lessons into reviewers. She’s for readings, homework and review, not for use during a test or quiz.
Because the point isn’t the answer. It’s you knowing it.
Use Cassie without signing up. Make an account and only your profile, settings and saved quiz mistakes sync. Never your chats or files.
Chats, memory and reviewers are saved in your browser, export a backup any time.
Power users can plug in a free Groq or Gemini key for unlimited use on the free plan.
Free forever, no card needed. When you want more, one payment covers your whole semester.
One payment for 5 months. Never renews. 7 days to change your mind.
One payment for 5 months. Never renews. 7 days to change your mind.
₱599 for the whole semester: about ₱4 a day, less than one hour with a tutor.
Daily limits start again at midnight, Philippine time, and weekly ones on Monday. They are for one person studying, not shared accounts or automated use. Paid plans are launching soon. Everything on Free works today.
It’s Cassie Plus for your whole semester: 5 months for one payment of ₱599. It never renews, so nothing is charged when it ends, and we tell you in the app and by email about a week before it does. If it isn’t for you, email [email protected] within 7 days of paying and you get all of it back, no questions asked.
Yes, forever, with no card needed: 20 questions a day, 20 quick pictures a day and 3 Gemini pictures a week, plus a taste of the 3D (2 views of each a week) and talking with Cassie. If you add your own free Groq or Gemini key, you can use Cassie as much as you like.
Any website you highlight or snip, PDFs, PowerPoint and Google Slides, Word files and Google Docs, and photos or screenshots of your notes, including the diagrams and graphs in them.
Yes. Open Cassie in your browser and add it to your home screen. For PDFs, Word and PowerPoint, attach the file and tap 📖 Read & highlight: read it inside Cassie and highlight any part. In other apps: on Android, select the words → Share → Cassie. On iPhone and iPad, set up the one-time “Ask Cassie” Shortcut (steps in Cassie → Settings → Use Cassie in other apps). Screenshots and photos of your notes work too. The on-page popup and snipping on a computer come with the Chrome extension.
Download the Cassie extension, then unzip it. Open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode (top right), click Load unpacked and pick the cassie-extension folder. Pin Cassie from the puzzle-piece menu and you’re done. No key needed. Works in Chrome and Edge on a computer.
They’re saved in your own browser, not on our servers. Your question and any file you attach are sent to the AI service to get an answer, and that’s it. If you make an account, these sync so you have them on every device: your profile, settings, saved quiz mistakes, flashcards, exam plans and your weekly study counts. Your chats stay on your device. You can export a backup or clear everything at any time.
No, and please don’t. Cassie is built for studying: understanding readings, practising, and making reviewers. Using her during a graded test or quiz isn’t what she’s for.
When paid plans launch, you’ll pay through Lemon Squeezy, Cassie’s payment partner, with a debit or credit card, Google Pay or Apple Pay. GCash and Maya aren’t offered yet; if that changes, this answer will say so. Everything on Free works today with no card.
Free, private, and ready on any page you’re reading.
Open Cassie. It’s free