Getting started

Instead of juggling separate apps for notes, flashcards and quizzes, Algor turns whatever you already have into one interactive study guide called a Set: a document, a recording, or even just a topic you type in.

The AI does the heavy lifting: it reads or researches the material and organizes it into sections and pages, ready to study.

Everything you can do in Algor happens inside or around a Set.

However you learn, it is already there

There is no single right way to study, and you do not have to adapt to the app. From the same material Algor can give you a concept map if you think visually, a summary or notes if you learn by reading, an audio overview if you prefer listening, flashcards if repetition works for you, and a quiz or an assessment if you only feel ready once you have been tested. You choose what to open, and you can switch whenever a topic is not sticking.

Each tool is good at a different moment of studying, so it helps to know when to reach for which:

When learning works differently

Algor is a tool for everyone, and the same flexibility that lets anyone pick their favourite way of studying is what makes it genuinely useful when reading, attention or memory are the hard part. Nothing is hidden behind a special mode: the same Set already contains the format that works for you.

• Dyslexia and reading difficulties: the audio overview lets you listen instead of reading, and the concept map replaces long paragraphs with short, connected nodes.
• Other specific learning differences: summaries and notes reduce the amount of text to process, and when you create a Set you can ask for simple language and a schematic format so the material stays light.
• Autistic students: a Set is always organized the same way, in sections and pages, so the structure is predictable and each study session can start from the same familiar place.
• Attention difficulties: flashcards and quizzes break studying into short, active steps instead of one long session, and progress tracking shows what is left.
• When you create a Set you can say who it is for (for example a student with dyslexia, or a specific school year), and the language and depth of the explanations adapt to that person.
• When something is still unclear, the AI assistant answers questions about your own material, so you can ask again as many times as you need.

What you can do from a Set

• Review with flashcards and spaced repetition.
• Test yourself with a customizable assessment.
• Track your progress towards a goal.
• Follow the progress of a whole group.
• Ask questions to an AI assistant that knows your content.

Students and teachers

Algor is the same product for everyone, but the two most common ways of using it look different. As a student, you typically create a Set from your own notes or a topic and study it yourself. As a teacher, you create the material once, share it with your class, and then use the progress dashboard to see how the whole group (and each student) is doing, without having to grade everything by hand.

Creating an account takes a couple of minutes and unlocks everything Algor offers: your own Sets, your progress, and the ability to share material with others. The steps below are the same whether you plan to study on your own or to prepare content for a class.

• Open the Algor sign up page

1. 1Sign up with your email address, with a Google account or with an Apple account. If someone invited you with a link, the invite code is recognized automatically.
2. 2Confirm your email address. You receive a confirmation email; if it does not arrive, you can request another one from the same screen.
3. 3Follow the guided welcome, a short path that helps you create your first material. You can skip it without losing access to the app.
4. 4You land on the Home: from now on it is your starting point to create and find material.

Log in again later

Once the account exists, you get back in from the login page. The same account can have several social providers linked to it: Google, Apple and Facebook. If you sign in with one of them using the same email address as an existing account, that provider is linked to that account automatically, so you keep the same material, the same subscription and the same data. This also happens when an account created with email and password later signs in with Google, Apple or Facebook.

The one exception is email and password: it cannot be added later to an account born with a social provider. An account created with Google, Apple or Facebook cannot become an account with an Algor password.

Password recovery follows the method the account was created with. If it was created with email and password, you can reset the password from the link under the password field, even if you later linked a social provider. If it was created with Google, Apple or Facebook, there is no Algor password to recover: sign in through one of the linked providers, and recover that password with the provider itself.

• Open the Algor login page

When you log in you land on the Home. The left sidebar (the bottom bar on phones) gives you access to the main areas.

The AI Assistant in the sidebar is a general chat, separate from the one inside a Set. Use it when you have a question that does not belong to any material you created: ask it to solve an exercise, explain a topic or help you plan your study. You can start a new chat at any time and go back to earlier ones from the history.