i will not lie.. IT'S SO HELPFUL. i used to get annoyed by the ads going around about this app, but i finally gave a try because i was tired of creating my own notes. first of all, generating the notes took the app only 3-5mins 😭 what? 😭 other sites literally would take so long... this app isn't time consuming at all. it also has flashcards, a mini quiz, and you can chat for clarifications ?!? wow. now for the awaiting question: does it generate ALL notes? YES. maybe a bit of an exaggeration, but over 95% of what was in my pdf, was seen in the notes created by this app, just summarized (but did not miss any important details which is 🤗💕💕) I LOVE IT THANK YOUUU i will be using this whenever i can !! this is my first time using it though. i hope the tries are unlimited 😬

I just started using TurboLearn because I thought it would help me study and improve my skills. At first, I was excited — the interface looked clean, and it seemed like it had a lot of useful learning tools. But almost immediately after signing up, the app started asking me for a subscription. It felt like I barely had a chance to explore what it could do before being pressured to pay.Learning should be accessible, especially for students who might not have extra money to spend. Instead of giving people a fair opportunity to try the app and see if it actually benefits them, TurboLearn seems more focused on pushing payments than on helping people learn. Even if a company needs to make money, it should still provide enough free content or trial time so users can genuinely decide if it’s worth it. Right now, it feels greedy — like they value quick profit over building trust with their audience. I’m here because I want to learn, not to be constantly reminded that I need to pay just to keep going. Opened the app, ready to learn. Two minutes in, and it’s already begging for a subscription. I came here to study, not to fund your greed.

Everything is perfect except for the flashcards. When I started using this app last August the flashcards actually formulated questions, now it’s just terminologies. That’s no real learning. Why not let the user dictate what kind of flashcards they want instead of locking in to the useless terminologies-definition format?

It’s good and overall really helpful but what’s really bad about it that it locks away the reason why you downloaded it in the first place under a paywall. We all know that they got to eat and pay for stuff as well but c’mon man literally locking away the main features of the app under a paywall instead of just making the users be able to grind for the chances to use the features through watching ads to get revenue as well as creating the option to buy a certain amount of chances you all chose to give only 3 uses to a user and locking it under a paywall right after. They don’t consider the fact that there might be a younger group of users using this that are unable to study efficiently like they want too. Just so greedy smh