TikoNote is an AI-powered study application designed to assist students in converting various types of learning materials into structured study aids. The app accepts inputs such as lecture recordings, PDF documents, YouTube videos, and handwritten or typed notes. It then uses artificial intelligence to generate flashcards, quizzes, summaries, and mind maps from that content. The primary function is to streamline the process of reviewing and retaining information, with an emphasis on the Feynman Technique, a method that involves explaining concepts in simple terms to deepen understanding. Core features include automatic summarization that produces condensed notes within seconds, spaced repetition and active recall mechanisms integrated into flashcard and quiz formats, and a personal AI tutor that provides explanations for difficult concepts at any time. The app also offers a learning progress tracker that visualizes study statistics and identifies areas of weakness. These tools are intended to replace manual note taking and reduce the need for external resources when encountering challenging material. A typical workflow involves uploading a lecture, PDF, or video link to the platform. The AI processes the content and generates key ideas and structured summaries. From these summaries, the app creates sets of flashcards, quizzes, and mind maps that users can study interactively. The spaced repetition algorithm schedules review sessions to reinforce memory over time. Users can also ask the AI tutor for clarification on specific points without leaving the app. TikoNote is used by students at various universities, with the platform reporting over 2,500 active users. The app has been featured in listings such as “Best AI app for students.” It is accessible through a web browser at tikonote.app, and no specific hardware requirements beyond a standard internet-connected device are noted.