Tool profile
Revisely: cost, fit and limits
Revisely is an AI revision site that generates flashcards, quizzes, notes and video summaries from notes, documents and videos, and carries subject pages and past papers for UK A-Level, AS and GCSE students, with plans that could not be read.
What to know first
Revisely lists four AI generators on its homepage and privacy policy: a flashcard generator, a quiz generator, a notes generator and a video summarizer. The plans page loaded as an empty shell, so no prices, billing period, limits or trial terms are verified. The maker's legal name is not stated on the pages we opened, and the privacy policy mentions Google Analytics for site analytics and Stripe for payments.
Revisely at a glance
| Maker | Not stated on the vendor pages, Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | No |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Flashcard Apps in 2026, rank 6 of 11 |
| Website | revisely.com |
Who Revisely is best for
GCSE and A-Level students
Subject pages and past papers for A-Level, AS and GCSE sit beside the generators, so UK exam students can find their syllabus level in one place.
Students with long documents
The flashcard generator takes notes and documents as input, which suits a student who has typed or scanned material and wants cards without rewriting it.
Learners who prefer video
An AI video summarizer and a flashcard generator that accepts videos let a student turn a recorded lesson into shorter study material.
Revisely plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Plans page | Not found | The plans page loaded as a client-side shell with no readable prices, so no tiers or billing periods could be verified. |
| Free use or trial | Not stated | No free tier, trial length or usage limit appeared on the home page or the privacy policy that we opened. |
| School licensing | Not stated | No group or school pricing was visible, so a teacher would need to ask the vendor directly. |
Checked November 2026.
What Revisely does
- AI Flashcard Generator
- Creates flashcards from notes, documents and videos, which is the core of the product and the feature the homepage leads with. Whether the cards are scheduled for repeat review was not stated on the pages we read.
- AI Quiz Generator
- Builds quizzes from study material, so a student can test recall with questions instead of flipping cards alone. The homepage names it as a separate generator from the flashcard tool, with no allowance stated.
- AI Notes Generator
- Produces notes from uploaded material, which gives a condensed version to revise from before cards or quizzes are made. It suits a student starting from long handouts rather than from short notes.
- AI Video Summarizer
- Condenses a video into a summary, useful for recorded lessons or long revision videos that a student has not yet watched. No video length limit or supported source list was stated on the pages we opened.
- Exam-board subject pages
- A-Level, AS and GCSE subject pages and past papers give UK students material tied to their qualification level. The pages we read do not name exam boards, so a student should check the syllabus against their own specification.
How Revisely handles your data
Revisely's privacy policy says retention and deletion practices are described in the policy, but we did not read the specific periods. It says Google Analytics is used and Stripe handles payments. It says it complies with GDPR and applicable US state laws and names no certificate. Whether uploads train AI models, which AI provider processes them and where data is hosted were not stated on the pages we opened, so the vendor's policy was not checked for this.
Where Revisely falls short in practice
- Plans were unreadable. The plans page rendered no prices in the HTML we received, so a student cannot compare cost with the other apps here before signing up, and no trial terms were visible either.
- Maker and region unstated. No legal entity or country appeared on the pages opened, which matters for a parent or school that must name the data controller, because the privacy policy was the only legal page we read.
- No scheduling feature named. The pages name generators for cards and quizzes but no spaced repetition scheduler, so repeat review may be left to the student unless the app turns out to schedule cards, which we did not confirm.
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How much does Revisely cost?
We could not verify this. The plans page loaded as a client-side shell, so no prices, billing periods, limits or trial terms were readable. The homepage shows no prices either. Open the plans page in a browser to see current pricing, since our fetch could not render it.
What AI tools does Revisely include?
The homepage and privacy policy name an AI Flashcard Generator, an AI Quiz Generator, an AI Notes Generator and an AI Video Summarizer. The flashcard generator takes notes, documents and videos as input. We did not test output quality or check how many generations each plan allows.
Is Revisely made for UK students?
The site carries A-Level, AS and GCSE subject pages and past papers, which points to UK qualification levels. The pages we read do not state the maker, the country or any link to an exam board, so check that the syllabus matches your board before relying on a deck.
Does Revisely use spaced repetition?
The pages we opened name flashcard, quiz and notes generators but do not describe a spaced repetition scheduler. If scheduling matters to you, test a deck for a few days to see whether the app brings cards back on a schedule, or export cards into a scheduler such as Anki.
What does Revisely do with my data?
The privacy policy says it complies with GDPR and applicable US state laws, uses Google Analytics and relies on Stripe for payments. It describes retention and deletion practices, but we did not read the periods, and it does not state whether uploads train AI models. Read the policy before uploading school work.