@AndyRobot
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Bots to start the school year organized — language practice, scanning course material, notes, deadlines and exam quizzes.
A new school year means new coursework, new deadlines and, often, a new language class. For English, chattyenglishbot replies to your voice messages and points out grammar and pronunciation mistakes, PocketAnkiBot turns words from class into flashcards that come back at growing intervals, and AndyRobot splits practice into conversation, vocabulary and grammar modes. dasgermanbot covers spoken German: record a voice message and it corrects your grammar and pronunciation.
TexifyBot handles the material itself — turning a photographed textbook page into text you can actually study from — and AISummaryBot_bot turns a recorded lecture or a PDF into a structured summary. fixmebot cleans up grammar in an essay before you submit it. WolfieNotesBot keeps everything else findable, SkeddyBot pings you before a deadline slips, and QuizBot builds a practice test with a timer when exam week arrives.
One of the longest-running English-practice bots, with vocabulary, grammar drills and mini-games.
A voice-first AI English tutor: send voice messages and it replies, pointing out grammar and pronunciation mistakes; free use is limited.
Send a word from class and the AI turns it into a flashcard with a translation and an example, then brings it back at growing intervals; built around English, it handles 50+ languages, and the core is free.
Practices spoken German through voice messages — you talk, it corrects and replies like a real conversation.
Photograph a textbook page and get back editable, searchable text — faster than retyping notes by hand.
Send a recorded lecture, a YouTube link or a PDF and get a structured summary you can ask follow-up questions about; three summaries a day are free.
Cleans up grammar and tone in an essay before you submit it, in over 90 languages.
A free notes bot that files coursework into categories you create, so it is easy to find again.
Natural-language reminders for assignment deadlines — write "submit the essay Friday at 9" and get pinged on time.
Builds a timed practice test with explanations when exam week arrives, free.
Yes — PocketAnkiBot's core is free: send any word or phrase and it builds a flashcard with a translation and an example, then brings it back at growing intervals. For speaking practice, chattyenglishbot replies to voice messages and points out grammar and pronunciation mistakes, though its free use is limited.
Yes — TexifyBot's OCR turns a photographed page into editable, searchable text in over 100 languages.
Yes — SkeddyBot understands natural-language reminders like 'submit the essay Friday at 9', with repeats and time zones, for free.
