Built by a student who lost track of too many Word files

I'm a student. For years my notes lived in separate Word documents: one per subject, often per lecture. They got buried in folders, renamed badly, or never opened again once the exam week was over. Finding last month's explanation meant digging through a mess I already knew I'd abandoned.

At the same time I used AI constantly, because it was simply the fastest way to learn. Summaries, quizzes, "explain this like I'm five." Generic study tools made that possible, but every session meant uploading files again and pointing the model at the right document. Notes in one place, AI in another. It was a mess.

So I built AskNotes to combine both. Your notes live in one calm workspace, organised by subject so you can actually find them. And when you want to learn, the AI already knows those notes. No extra uploads. No jumping between tabs. Just your material, ready to teach you back.