Honestly so fed up with my current study routine. Im trying to wrap my head around organic chemistry for my upcoming exam in three weeks and my textbooks just feel like they are written in ancient hieroglyphics or something. I tried using ChatGPT but half the time it just gives me super generic answers or straight up hallucinates steps that dont make sense and im losing my mind. Im not looking for a chatbot that acts like a dictionary, I need something that actually breaks down complex logic so I can retain it.
Im in the UK and my budget is pretty tight since I am a student, maybe like 20-30 quid max for a monthly subscription if it is actually worth it. I just need something that acts like a legit tutor that keeps me on track instead of just dumping info on me.
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Im really at my wits end here. Does anyone actually use an AI tool that makes learning hard stuff feel less like pulling teeth? Im open to literally anything at this point because if I fail this module again I might just lose it. Has anyone found something that actually works for STEM subjects without being totally useless...
To add to the point above: O-Chem is a nightmare if you rely on generic chatbots. Honestly, most AI apps hallucinate too much for complex synthesis. I had bad luck with generic tools, but Anki Flashcards Software is the gold standard for active recall. It is free on desktop and takes patience, but it is way more reliable than anything else. You could also try Chegg Study Homework Help if you need step-by-step logic, just be careful with their explanations.
O-Chem is brutal, I get it. I used Quizlet Plus Premium Subscription for years to handle the active recall side because their spaced repetition is solid. For the logic, I actually switched to Wolfram Alpha Pro Computational Intelligence since it is way more reliable for STEM than standard chat apps.
Interested in this too