QuizFeast Study Helper Chrome extension security report

Flashcards you can actually check. AI flashcard tools make things up. That is not a rumour — a 2025 study in BMC Medical Education found roughly a third of AI-generated assessment content unsuitable for use, and models tend to sound more confident when they are wrong. In anatomy, pharmacology, law or maths, a wrong card does not merely fail to help. It teaches you the wrong thing. Every other tool's answer is "trust us, our AI is accurate." You have no way to check that from where you are sitting. QuizFeast Study Helper answers differently: every card shows the sentence it came from. The model has to supply a word-for-word quote, the server confirms that quote genuinely appears in your source, and the card carries it. If it cannot be traced, the card is marked "check this one yourself" — and one click removes all of them. How it works 1. Select text on any page, or pick a PDF or Word file 2. Click the icon and choose how many cards 3. Review them, each with its supporting quote 4. Save to QuizFeast, or export to Anki or CSV What it reads • Text you select on any page — including Google Docs • Whole pages, skipping nav and footers • PDF, DOCX and TXT files, including ones never on a web page • A PDF already open in your tab • Long documents are sampled across the whole file, not just the first page Free, and free in the way that matters No account. No sign-up. No monthly cap on how many sets you make. Your study sets are saved in your own browser. Honest about the trade-off: ask for 10 cards and you may get 6. It returns fewer cards rather than inventing them. That is the point. Privacy The only thing that leaves your browser is the text you choose — sent to QuizFeast to write the questions. No browsing history, no page monitoring, no tracking, no account. It reads a page only when you click the icon. Not affiliated with Quizlet or Anki.