I didn't need to read it a third time. I needed someone to test me on it.
The wall
Second year of uni, exams two weeks out. Gab had read the 400-page textbook twice - highlighted, annotated - and still had zero proof any of it would surface on exam day.
The hack
The fix was a tiny script: feed it the lecture PDFs, get practice questions back. Studying became answering instead of re-reading. Grades jumped. Friends asked. Then their friends did.
Still the idea
That script grew into Gradiuz, and the idea never changed: your material → active practice → in seconds. Your course, your exam, your notes - never a generic question bank.
Your notes in. → Active practice out. → Exam day, ready.