Alice

What Alice is

Alice is an AI tutor that creates study plans, explanations, quizzes, and practice exams around a student's course material. Its one-to-one tutor adapts learning to a student's level, pace, and goals. Study tools include summaries, multiple-choice, open-ended, and true-or-false quizzes, flashcards, and written and oral exam practice with grading. Students can search a library of ready-made courses, and Alice says it may already know their curriculum.

Students can upload PDFs, Word documents, and PowerPoint presentations. Alice says it can work from uploaded materials alone and cite them inline, while cautioning that AI can make mistakes. The service is available on the web, iOS, and Android, with study progress synced across devices. Alice says it supports almost any language and invites users to report languages that do not work. Its free Alice Basic plan provides every study tool up to a weekly limit, one written and one oral mock exam per week, and the first two chapters of each ready-made course. Alice Pro offers unlimited use of every feature and the full course library, with monthly or yearly billing options and cancellation at any time; no amount is displayed. Founded in Copenhagen in 2024 by Kim Rants, Alice was first built for university students in text-heavy courses and is now used by students at different academic levels, including high school.

Who it suits

Alice suits students who want study plans and practice built around course materials, from high school through university. It may be especially useful for learners preparing with uploaded documents, ready-made courses, quizzes, flashcards, or written and oral exam practice.

Limits

Alice Basic limits each study tool to a weekly allowance, includes one written and one oral mock exam per week, and provides only the first two chapters of each ready-made course. Alice Pro offers unlimited use of every feature and the full course library.

Getting started

1. Visit https://alice.tech/.
2. Use Alice on the web, or access it on iOS or Android.
3. Upload course materials in PDF, Word, or PowerPoint format, or search the ready-made course library.
4. Choose the free Alice Basic plan or review Alice Pro's monthly and yearly billing options.

Verdict

Choose Alice if you want a tutor that builds study activities around your course material and supports both mobile and web study. The free plan has weekly usage and course chapter limits; Alice Pro offers unlimited features and the full course library, but its price amount is not displayed.