Frame the useful passage
Use pinch-to-zoom or multi-page capture for small print, diagrams, highlights, and handwritten additions.
Textbook to flashcards
Keep reading the book. Let your camera make the quiz.
Snap the paragraph, diagram, or handwritten margin note that matters. Grasply cleans the capture, saves it beside the page, and turns it into active recall before you continue.
Turn a textbook into flashcardsPhysical books · Camera OCR · Multi-page capture · Library chat · Remember Feed
Scanned textbook page
Campbell Biology — Chapter 7
The sodium-potassium pump moves three Na⁺ out of the cell and two K⁺ into the cell.
This active transport requires ATP.
Multiple choice1 / 10
How many sodium ions move out per pump cycle?
One
Two
Three
Four
The real problem
By Chapter 8, Chapter 1 is already fading.
Physical books are excellent for understanding and awkward for review. Camera OCR bridges that gap: capture only the passages worth keeping, then bring earlier ideas back while you keep reading.
One focused workflow
Read, snap, play, continue
Clean and save the page
Keep the original image with structured OCR text inside the right book or topic folder.
Quiz now or remember later
Start a quiz immediately or add the scan to Remember Mode so older chapters return.
A concrete example
One membrane-transport page becomes precise biology recall
The scan preserves the diagram and produces questions about direction, ratios, and energy—the details most likely to blur together later.
Multiple choiceHow many sodium ions move out per pump cycle?
Answer: Three.
Yes / NoDoes the sodium-potassium pump require ATP?
Answer: Yes.
Fill in the blankTwo ___ ions move into the cell per cycle.
Answer: potassium
Real Grasply product screen from the current site and public release materials.
From the product release
Designed for the read → remember loop.
Grasply’s Learning Feed can replay earlier chapters while you read new ones, so saved book scans do not disappear into a dead folder.
Read the original Grasply release on RedditThe page stays visible
Preserve the photographed source so the extracted note never loses its physical context.
Ask the book later
Chat with one saved chapter, one folder, or related material in your Library.
Review semantic neighbors
Follow connected ideas when a chapter points toward a useful adjacent concept.
Useful answers
Questions before you start
Can Grasply turn a physical textbook into flashcards?
Yes. Snap the pages you need, review the OCR result, and generate a quiz.
Do I need to scan the whole book?
No. Capture only the pages, paragraphs, or diagrams that matter for your current learning goal.
Can it scan more than one page?
The camera workflow supports multi-page capture for related material.
Can I keep the original page image?
Yes. Save the scan with its extracted text in your Library for later reference.
How do I review old chapters?
Add saved book material to Remember Mode so Grasply can bring earlier ideas back in your Learning Feed.
Continue with the source you have
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Make the next chapter come back later.
Snap one useful page, play its quiz, and keep it in your Second Brain.
Turn a textbook into flashcards