Snap & study

For the pages you want to remember.

Some passages make you stop and think. Take a photo, turn the text into a quiz, and give those ideas a little more time before you turn the page.

Physical textbooksHandwritten notesLanguage learners

Step by step

How it works

01

Frame the useful detail

Use pinch-to-zoom to capture small text, handwriting, multiple objects, or a complete page.

02

Extract and improve it

OCR turns the image into cleaner, structured text that is ready to read, speak, or translate.

03

Save or study now

Add the result to your Library or immediately generate an active-recall quiz.

What you can do

Read physical books actively

Scan important passages instead of manually copying them, then ask questions or make flashcards.

Capture more than text

Recognize devices, everyday objects, handwritten notes, and multiple objects in one learning context.

Speak and translate text

Hear pronunciation and translate selected OCR text from foreign books, signs, or game quests.

Review earlier chapters

Save a scan to your Second Brain and add it to Remember Mode for later review.

Example

An example to try

Snap a textbook paragraph, hear its pronunciation, translate it, and create flashcards before continuing the chapter.

Common questions

Can Grasply scan handwritten notes?

Yes. The camera can extract text from handwriting as well as printed textbook pages.

Can a scanned page become flashcards?

Yes. Generate a quiz immediately or save the cleaned OCR result to your Library first.

Does the camera support translation?

Yes. Select OCR text to hear it spoken or translate it into another language.

Scanning a book in another language? Turn a foreign-language passage into reading-comprehension flashcards.

Try it with a page from your book

No paywall. Start with material you already have or a topic you want to understand.