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The salty water is more concentrated than the potato cells, so water leaves the cells by osmosis. The cells lose pressure and the chip goes limp.
Most study tools just repeat your notes back to you. Gist does two things they don't.
It learns how you learn.
It notices which explanations click for you: tables or stories, quick or step by step. The more you use it, the sharper it gets, and you can see and edit what it has learned.
It catches what's confusing you, and fixes it the same way every time.
When you keep mixing two things up, Gist builds a reference that worked and brings it back whenever the confusion does.
"You've asked about osmosis and diffusion three times. Let me make a reference we can come back to."
✓ saved to your notebook · brought back next timeFour steps. Then it gets out of your way.
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It learns you
The more you use it, the better it knows you. Explanations get sharper and confusion shrinks.
It remembers
Your profile, your weak spots and the explanations that worked. You never start from zero.
Not vibes. Learning science.
Gist is built on things learning scientists have known for decades. Tell it what you're studying and it picks the right approach, then tunes it as it learns you.
Start with the overview, then add detail.
Sometimes a question gets you there faster than an answer.
Weak topics come back at the right intervals.
Testing yourself beats re-reading every time.
Explanations pitched one step beyond where you are.
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What you ask is between you and your tutor.
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- Answers show where they came from, so you can always check the source.
Questions students ask.
Is this just ChatGPT with a different name?
No. ChatGPT doesn't read your specific notes, doesn't track which explanations work for you, and doesn't notice when you keep getting confused about the same thing. Gist is built around all three.
What can I use it for?
GCSE and A-level subjects, university modules, or anything else you have material for. If you can upload it, it works.
How do I know the answers are right?
Answers come from your uploaded material with citations, so you can always check the source. For things outside your material, it uses its broader knowledge and tells you when it's doing that.
Can I use it without uploading anything?
Yes. There's a no-upload mode for quick tutoring on any topic.
What if it gets my learning style wrong?
Just tell it. The profile updates from your feedback, and you can see and edit it directly.
Will my school or university see what I ask?
No. Your account is yours. Nothing about your use is shared with your school or university.
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