Speech to text, in real time
Everything said becomes searchable text as it happens — ready to summarise or turn into flashcards. The audio is never stored; it is deleted the moment the text is ready.
Your lectures become flashcards, quizzes and mock exams — mapped to the syllabus.

The tools that take you from lecture to exam
Everything said becomes searchable text as it happens — ready to summarise or turn into flashcards. The audio is never stored; it is deleted the moment the text is ready.
Research-based spaced repetition that adapts to your exam date — cards resurface right as you're about to forget them.
Get structured summaries of your notes, documents and transcripts — you choose source by source what goes in.
A quick quiz when you want to check something has stuck, or a full mock exam that resembles the real one — you can also import a past exam paper. Everything is graded automatically, and you see what you don't yet cover.
Photograph the problem you're stuck on. You get one hint at a time — a nudge, then the method, then one worked step — and you write the answer yourself.
Read the guide: how homework help worksAn AI examiner asks questions from your syllabus, follows up on your answers and shows you what to practise before the real oral exam. You can answer by keyboard or by voice.
Pull in articles, YouTube and PDFs as source material.
Enter your timetable once, with recurring classes, and plan your study sessions around it.
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Enter a subject or course code and Utenat pulls the goals, then shows how well you cover them.
Found the subject — competence aims pulled from the curriculum
Coverage = how much you have practised the goal, and how much you got right.
3 of 5 goals are well covered. Weakest: Work with vectors in the plane.
You’re solid on 3 of 5 goals. Utenat builds flashcards, a quiz and a practice exam for the two you haven’t covered yet.
Try it with your own subjectIllustration. In the app, coverage is calculated from your own flashcards, quizzes and practice exams.
Enter a subject or course code and Utenat pulls the goals, then shows how well you cover them.
You’re solid on 3 of 5 goals. Utenat builds flashcards, a quiz and a practice exam for the two you haven’t covered yet.
Try it with your own subjectFound the subject — competence aims pulled from the curriculum
Coverage = how much you have practised the goal, and how much you got right.
3 of 5 goals are well covered. Weakest: Work with vectors in the plane.
Illustration. In the app, coverage is calculated from your own flashcards, quizzes and practice exams.
One study bubble per assessment, and a tutor that knows your sources.
Make a study bubble for every assessment, test or exam. Gather notes, recordings, flashcards, quizzes and summaries — tied to the learning goals. Your mastery score shows how ready you are.
Calculated from several signals:
Iver knows what you're working on and answers from your own sources — in the tone you choose.
IverTone: Encouraging14 days of Premium free on every new account — you choose after that.
Spoiler: not much — with one exception.
2.5 cups of coffee
Skip a couple of lattes, master the whole syllabus
4 cans of energy drink
Real energy for your brain, not just your body
1 takeaway pizza
Pizza lasts an evening — knowledge lasts a lifetime
1 cinema ticket
Binge-learn instead of binge-watching
4 single bus tickets
Four bus rides, or a whole month of smarter studying
Utenat… or a whole month of Utenat
Transcription, flashcards, quizzes and mock exams — all of it.
The full study toolkit — light on transcription
Ideal for most students
Maximum power for serious learners
This is what you try free for 14 days
No card? Workspaces, notes and manual flashcards are free forever — start with the free plan.
Category prices are taken from providers' public price lists, July 2026.
One app instead of five
Together, from approx. 840 NOK/mo
Category prices are taken from providers' public price lists, July 2026.
What people want to know before getting started.
Utenat is an AI-based learning platform and study assistant that turns lectures, notes and course material into summaries, flashcards and quizzes — gathered and structured in dedicated study bubbles for every test and exam.
The method is well documented in over a hundred years of memory research: you retrieve the answer yourself instead of rereading, and cards come back right before you forget them — with an algorithm that tightens towards your exam date. Everything is tied to the goals in your course, and the mastery score shows what to practise more. We go through the research in detail in our study guides.
Yes. Your data is stored within the EU/EEA and handled under GDPR. Audio recordings are deleted as soon as they're transcribed — we don't keep the audio. And your data is never sold.
Yes. In upper secondary you pick your subject and the competence goals are pulled automatically from the national curriculum. At university, the learning outcomes are pulled automatically for some institutions (currently NTNU); for the rest you paste the link to the course page and Utenat reads the outcomes from there. Bring your own material — notes, slides, documents, web links or recordings — and Utenat builds on the goals of your course.
A study bubble gathers everything for a single test, assessment or exam, tied to its learning goals. It collects all your material and shows a mastery score that tells you how ready you are.
No. It's up to you — take your own notes or upload notes, presentations, documents or links, or record audio if you like. Utenat works with whatever you have.
They're great at explaining things — keep using them. But they don't know what's in your curriculum, when your exam is, or what you don't know yet. Utenat schedules your reviews toward the exam date, measures you against the learning goals, and gives you practice exams and oral training — the system that gets you to the exam, not another chat.