AI Cheat Sheet Maker
Make a cheat sheet that fits on one page.
Upload your lectures and get cheat notes on one printable page: the key facts, formulas, definitions and traps to avoid from your own course, grouped into small note cards, one per topic.
Make me a cheat sheet for the final.
How it works.
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Upload your course
Lectures, slides, readings, a photo of your notes. It all goes in.
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Pick the density
Bare essentials, balanced, or a comprehensive open-book sheet.
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Get a one-pager
Grouped facts, formulas, and pitfalls, ready to print.
Everything that matters, packed tight.
Facts, formulas, comparisons, and the traps to avoid, grouped into dense columns. Pick the density, just like in the app.
Core stages
Glycolysis — Glucose → 2 pyruvate in the cytoplasm. Nets 2 ATP.
C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6 O₂ → 6 CO₂ + 6 H₂O
Yield: ≈ 30 to 32 ATP per glucose.
Glycolysis vs Krebs
Cytoplasm · 2 ATP
Matrix · loads carriers
Don't confuse Krebs with the ETC. Krebs loads NADH and FADH₂; the ETC spends them.
Acetyl-CoA — The 2-carbon link feeding the cycle.
Oxygen & yield
O₂ is used only at the end of the ETC, not in glycolysis or Krebs.
Final acceptor — O₂ accepts spent electrons, forming water.
NADH ≈ 2.5 ATP · FADH₂ ≈ 1.5 ATP
Print to a dense, auto-scaled one-page PDF.
Your whole course, on one page.
Built to fit a single sheet.
Bo packs the facts, formulas, and pitfalls into tight columns and scales them to fill one page. Dense but readable. Print it, fold it, take it in.
One A4 page
A cheat sheet maker that uses your notes
- Everything that matters, nothing that doesn't
- Bo reads your lectures and extracts the facts, formulas, definitions, and common traps. Dense and to the point.
- Auto-scaled to one page
- Pick the density. Bo scales the content to fill exactly one page, so it prints cleanly without overflow or empty space.
- Cited to your own course
- Every item on the sheet links back to the lecture page it came from, so you can verify and read deeper on anything that needs it.
Questions, answered.
How do I make a cheat sheet?
Upload your lectures, slides or notes to a course. Press New material, pick Cheat sheet, choose the lectures or topics and the density, then create. You get one page of the key facts, formulas and definitions, each section with the page it came from, ready to print as a PDF.
What are cheat notes?
Cheat notes are a condensed version of a course: only the facts, formulas, definitions and traps you need, written short enough to fit on one page or a few cards. Writing them is a revision technique in itself, and they are what you take into an exam that allows one page of notes.
Can I make a note card cheat sheet?
Yes. The sheet is laid out as small note cards, one per topic, packed into columns on one page. Pick Essential for the barest version. For cards you flip through, make a flashcard deck from the same lectures and print it as a fold-over sheet.
How is a cheat sheet different from a study guide?
A cheat sheet is a dense one-pager for cramming and open-book exams. It is the bare facts, formulas, and definitions, packed tight. A study guide teaches the topic with full prose and self-check questions. Reach for a cheat sheet to cram, a guide to learn.
Where does it pull from?
From your own course. Bo reads the lectures and readings you upload and condenses the key points your class covers, with the page behind each section, so it is not a generic formula sheet off the web.
How dense can it get?
Your call. Essential keeps only the bare bones for a final-night cram. Balanced is the default. Comprehensive packs in everything for an open-book exam. You can also bias it toward formulas, definitions, or comparisons.
Does it handle formulas?
Yes. Formulas and math render properly, laid out as named equations, so you get clean notation instead of broken symbols.
Will it actually fit on one page?
Yes. The PDF lays the sheet out in dense columns and auto-scales to fill an A4 page without spilling over, so you get a true one-page cheat sheet you can print.
Is it free to start?
Yes. Uploading your course and making a cheat sheet is free, with about 4 materials a week. Upgrade when you need more materials a week or heavier exam-season use.
Start studying.
Upload your course and ask Bo anything. No card required.