Turn any reading into a study guide, quiz, or lesson plan in one click. Trace remembers what you've read so you can teach or study from it, not re-find it.
A semester means hundreds of pages between assigned readings, lecture notes, and research for a paper, and by the night before an exam you're re-reading three articles from memory just to remember which one made which point. Say you have a quiz to prepare for tomorrow's class: instead of re-reading the chapter, you open it in Trace and generate ten multiple-choice questions in one click, or turn a dense reading into a structured study guide before an exam. Trace indexes every page and document you open, full text and an AI summary, then turns it into a study guide, a quiz, or a full lesson plan on demand, so prep starts from what you've already read instead of a blank page.
Yes, the Quiz Generator works on any page or document you open, whether it's an assigned reading or your own notes, turning it into multiple-choice questions in seconds.
No, it gives structured feedback on selected text as a starting point, useful for students revising drafts and for teachers speeding up a first pass, not a replacement for actual grading judgment.
Yes, everything indexes locally on-device by default, nothing is sent to an external server unless a cloud AI provider is explicitly chosen in Settings.