Revizly vs. Revisely
Updated · By the Revizly team
Revizly and Revisely are two different companies with two different apps, and the names are easy to mix up. Both use AI to make flashcards and quizzes. Revisely also offers GCSE and A-level resources like past papers, while Revizly focuses on turning your own class material into a study guide, flashcards and a practice quiz.
Real example
Photosynthesis
What went in: A PowerPoint deck from a biology class, uploaded by a student.
Flashcards Revizly made from that deck, unedited.
The flashcards
Are Revizly and Revisely the same company?
No. They’re separate companies with separate accounts and separate apps. If you signed up for one, your login won’t work on the other, and your flashcards won’t show up there either.
Revizly is spelled with a z and lives at revizly.app (and revizly.fr in France). Revisely is spelled with an s and lives at revisely.com.
When Revisely is a good fit
If you’re a UK student working through GCSE or A-level specs and you want past papers alongside AI tools, Revisely’s exam resources are built around exactly that.
When Revizly is a good fit
If your exam is based on your own class material, like a professor’s slides, a textbook chapter or your notes, Revizly turns all of it into one package: a study guide, flashcards with spaced repetition, and a practice quiz.
- College classes with a lot to memorize: nursing, pre-med, anatomy, pharmacology, psychology, history, law.
- Any class where the slides are the syllabus.
- Students who want one app for reading, flashcards and practice questions.
Revisely vs. Revizly at a glance
| Revisely | Revizly | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it’s for | Students, teachers and professionals, with a focus on GCSE, AS and A-level | Students studying their own class material, from high school to grad school |
| AI flashcards from your material | Yes | Yes |
| AI quizzes from your material | Yes | Yes, with an explanation for every answer |
| Notes from documents and videos | Yes, AI notes and summaries | Yes, a study guide organized by topic with key terms, memory hooks and tables |
| GCSE and A-level past papers | Yes | No |
| Spaced repetition for flashcards | Not listed on its homepage | Yes |
| iPhone and Android apps | Not listed on its homepage | Yes |
| Price | See Revisely’s plans page | Free for 2 classes a month; from $6.99 a month |
Try it with your own class notes
Sign in, upload your lecture slides, a PDF, photos of your notes or a YouTube link, and Revizly builds a study guide, flashcards and a practice quiz in about 30 seconds. The free plan covers 2 classes a month.
PDF, photos, Word, PowerPoint or a YouTube linkYou can upload right after you sign inFrequently asked questions
Is Revizly the same as Revisely?
No. They’re two different apps from two different companies. Revizly is at revizly.app, Revisely is at revisely.com.
Can I log in to Revizly with my Revisely account?
No. The accounts are separate. You’d need to sign up for Revizly with Google or email.
Does Revizly have GCSE or A-level past papers?
No. Revizly works from the material you upload, so you can turn your own notes or a past paper you already have into flashcards and a quiz.
Is Revizly free?
There’s a free plan with 2 classes a month. Essential is $6.99 a month and Premium is $9.99 a month.