Schedules
Lay out your week once, room or online class. Send the link so friends know when you are free and where to find you.
Make your scheduleTurn your notes into a quiz your block can take.
Upload a reviewer, slides or a past paper. Sagot writes the questions, you check them in an editor, and one link sends them to the group chat.
Your notes
Aerobic respiration takes place in the mitochondria, where glucose is broken down to release ATP.
The question your block answers
From your notes to the group chat
Upload what you have
A PDF, slides, a photo of a page or a past paper. A past paper keeps its own questions; notes get new ones written from them.
Check it before anyone sees it
Every question lands in an editor first. Fix an answer, reword a question or add the working, then publish.
Send one link
Your block opens it in a browser. Scores land on a board under the reviewer, and you can see who is taking it now.
Rather write it yourself? The editor is free, and so is our brief for ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude, which turns your notes into a reviewer using the chatbot you already have.
Study it, not just take it
Every reviewer works three ways, and Sagot keeps track of what you missed so you see it again at the right time.
- Reviewer
- Each answer is marked the moment you pick it, with the explanation underneath.
- Test
- Nothing is marked until the end, the way the real exam goes.
- Flashcards
- The choices are hidden. Recall the answer, turn the card, say whether you had it.
- Due today
- Questions come back just before you would forget them, from every reviewer at once.
- Weak spots
- The questions you keep missing, gathered into one short round.
Typed answers, marked the way a teacher would
For maths, physics and chemistry, students type the answer with a maths keyboard. Sagot takes any correct form, and when an answer is off, it says what to fix.
| Answer key | Typed | Marked |
|---|---|---|
| Right. Any equal form | ||
| Right. Same amount, another unit | ||
| Wrong. Your answer needs a unit. | ||
| , to 3 sf | Wrong. Right value, but give it to 3 significant figures. | |
| Right. Terms in any order | ||
| Wrong. Balanced, but not in lowest terms |
Numbers can change for every student, so nobody copies a classmate’s answers, and questions can carry graphs and a worked solution. Try the science sample.
Your week and your grades, here too
Grades
Weight each part the way your syllabus does and see what you need on the finals. Share the setup, and classmates get the weights without your marks.
Work out your gradesWhat it costs
No subscription. You only pay for the questions Sagot makes from your files, and an upload that gives nothing usable costs nothing.
Free
- Writing a reviewer yourself, or with the chatbot you already use
- Taking and sharing reviewers, with the board of scores
- Flashcards, due reviews and weak spots
- Your schedule and your grades
Coins, for uploads
One coin makes 10 questions.
- 20 coins, 200 questions₱49
- 45 coins, 450 questions₱99
- 100 coins, 1000 questions₱199
Coins never expire. Pay with GCash or Maya. Top up
Before you try it
Do my classmates need an account?
They open your link in any browser and sign in with Google. There is nothing to install.
What if the AI gets a question wrong?
That is why everything lands in the editor first. Read it, fix it, then publish. A reviewer that drills a wrong answer is worse than none.
Can I make one without paying?
Yes. Write it in the editor, or copy our brief into ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude with your notes attached and paste back what it writes.
Can I use it for a graded quiz?
No. Answers are checked in the browser so feedback is instant, which means a determined student could find them. Sagot is for studying.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop, maths keyboard included.