Annotation toolkit
Five tools, one bank, six card templatesFour highlight colours
Yellow for testable facts · green for definitions · pink for "confused me" · blue for math & numbers. Selection pops a five-button pill.
Notes & underlines
Tap underline for an Oxford-blue rule. Tap the note icon to attach a free-text reflection to any passage — saved with the highlight.
Bookmarks
Ribbon icon saves the current page with an optional label. Bookmarks appear in the left sidebar with one-click jump-to.
Full-text search
Type a phrase in the toolbar search — jumps to the next match in any chapter. ⌃↑ / ⌃↓ to step through results.
Centralised Notebook
Every highlight, note, and bookmark lives in one place. Filter by chapter or colour; export to JSON; forge cards from any selection.
Six card templates
Definition · cloze · application · comparison · true/false · numerical recall. Rotation prevents identical consecutive cards.
The loop
From open PDF to study deck in five stepsOpen the reader
Pick the Bennett 9e PDF once. The file hash is remembered locally; re-opening restores your annotations and last-read page automatically.
Read and mark
Highlight testable facts, definitions, formulae, and confusions. Add a sticky note for any 30-second reflection that won't fit in the margin.
Review the Notebook
Filter by chapter or colour. Spot-check that highlights captured the right concept. Edit notes inline if OCR mangled the text.
Forge cards
Select any subset, pick template families, hit Forge. One highlight produces 1–3 mixed cards (definition / cloze / application etc.).
Drill or sit a practice exam
Cards land in your local deck. Forge a 25/50/100-question MC simulator the same shape as Kriegler's online tests; distractors mined from sibling highlights.
Jump to a chapter
Click to open in readerWhy a reader + notebook beats printing the whole book
Kriegler says "about 45 of 50 questions come from the review sheet — the other 5 from online material or the book." This workflow targets that 10%: capture exactly the passages you flag as test-relevant, convert them into varied multiple-choice items, and accumulate them as the term progresses. Every highlight in May still feeds Test 5 in July.