AI NOTES SUMMARISER
Summarise your notes with AI
Turn a long lecture, a set of slides or a chapter of notes into a one-page revision summary: the key points, the terms you need to know, the cases or studies to cite, and the questions an examiner is likely to ask.
1 credit per summary.
How it works
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Paste your notes or upload a PDF.
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Choose Summary.
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Read your summary, then turn it into flashcards or a quiz in one tap.
What's in a Swotly summary
- A short overview of the topic in plain English.
- The key points, in order.
- Key terms with one-line definitions.
- Cases, studies or examples from your notes.
- Likely exam questions to practise with.
From summary to revision in one tap
Reading a summary is a start, but testing yourself is what makes it stick. Once you have your summary, turn the same notes into flashcards or a practice quiz with one tap.
Tips for better summaries
- Summarise one lecture or topic at a time.
- Add your lecturer's slides and your own notes together.
- Check the summary against your reading list for anything your notes missed.
Overview
A contract needs an offer and a matching acceptance. Not every statement is an offer, and acceptance must mirror the offer.
Key term
Invitation to treat: an invitation to make offers, such as shop displays (Pharmaceutical Society v Boots (1953)).
Key case
Hyde v Wrench (1840): a counter-offer destroys the original offer.
Likely exam question
Advise whether a contract was formed when acceptance was posted but the offer was revoked before it arrived.
Questions
How long can my notes be?
Up to 40,000 characters (roughly 6,000 words) per summary. Summarise longer modules a topic at a time.
Can it summarise a PDF or lecture slides?
Yes, if the PDF has selectable text. Most slides saved from PowerPoint as PDF work.
Does it make things up?
Swotly is told to use only what is in your notes. AI can still make mistakes, so check the summary against your notes.
Is the summariser free?
A summary costs 1 credit, and you get 3 free credits when you sign up.
Is this the same as an AI summarizer?
Yes. Summariser is the UK spelling. Swotly's is built for study notes rather than articles, so it pulls out what you need for exams.
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