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How it works

From browser extension to a complete study route

Follow the real first-run journey: install, pin, sign in, open a supported lecture and create the guide. Then use the same demo to explore every study tool in the side panel.

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Study Companion by Synlecto

Source-grounded study support beside supported lecture material.

Keep the lecture in view

Guide, retrieve, practise and return to the source from one side panel.

Guide · Recall · Missions · Quiz · Studio
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InstallAdd Study Companion to the browser

Install once from the browser store, then keep Synlecto ready in the toolbar.

01

Guide first

Start with a source-aware structure of the lecture before moving into active practice.

02

Act and make meaning

Retrieve from memory, apply an idea in a mission, then capture explanations and questions in Studio.

03

Revisit later

Carry saved guides and next actions into the library instead of restarting from the beginning.

How it fits together

One source. A clear study route.

Guide first, recall next, revisit later—with source return available when detail matters.
  1. 1

    Install and pin Study Companion

    Add the extension once, pin it to the toolbar and sign in to connect your Synlecto library.

  2. 2

    Open the lecture source

    Open a supported lecture recording, course page, transcript, file or source text.

  3. 3

    Review the source and create

    Check the lecture context Synlecto can use, then choose when to create the study route.

  4. 4

    Retrieve before rereading

    Use the guide for orientation, then answer in Recall, an optional quiz or a short mission before looking back.

  5. 5

    Shape it in Studio

    Explain an idea in your own words, record a question, connect a concept and choose what you need to revisit.

  6. 6

    Return to the source

    Use source moments when a concept needs the lecturer’s full explanation or an example in context.

  7. 7

    Revisit later

    Continue from saved guides, due cards and visible next actions in the Synlecto library.

Source-grounded study support

The route stays honest about what the source can support.

Quality labels, source-return cues and careful language make uncertainty visible. The lecture and official course materials remain the authority.

Guide qualityTrust and accessibility

FAQ

Useful answers before you begin.

Why does the route begin with the guide?

The guide gives the lecture a visible structure. Recall and missions ask the student to retrieve or apply it, while Studio gives them space to explain, question and plan their own revisit.

Why return to the source?

Generated support is intentionally shorter than the lecture. Returning to the lecturer’s explanation protects context, uncertainty and course-specific meaning.

What happens when source coverage is incomplete?

Synlecto should show a Partial, Limited-source or Source text only state rather than silently filling gaps.

Is later review automatic?

Synlecto can surface due cards and visible next actions, but the learner remains in control of what to practise and when.

Open your next lecture.

Put the study route beside the source.

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