reph for classrooms
Lecture notes every student can make their own
Write the notes once after class and share them view-only. Each student works through a private copy, and group projects are written together live.
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What you get
Notes with math, diagrams and code
Live markdown with KaTeX math, mermaid diagrams, collaborative Excalidraw canvases and code blocks. Practice problems are checklists, and their solutions stay folded until a student opens them.
A private copy for every student
Share the notes view-only. Each student clicks Make a copy and gets a private copy only they can see, to tick off problems and comment in, while your original stays as you wrote it.
Study with AI, with the source a click away
In reading mode a student switches between a TL;DR, a one-line-per-section Skim and the full text, takes a "check my understanding" quiz, and asks questions across their documents for answers with citations to the exact section.
Group work you can follow
Teams co-write lab and project reports live, with comments beside the text. Version history shows who saved each version, and AI rewrites and agent drafts can arrive as suggestions a person accepts or rejects.
Publish a lecture
Publish any set of notes as a public web page with its own address, readable without an account, and keep editing the original.
reph is free for pilot classes during the beta. AI features use your workspace's AI setup, or a small free AI trial on each person's account. Ask us about a pilot class.
Start from a template
Lecture notes
Notes for one lecture: objectives, key ideas, a worked example with math, practice problems with hidden solutions and a summary
Problem set
An assignment or tutorial sheet: problems with marks, hints and solutions hidden until opened, and clear submission rules
Lab report
A laboratory record: aim, apparatus, theory with equations, procedure, observations, calculations, result, error analysis and viva questions
Project report
A final-year or capstone project report: abstract, literature review, system design, implementation, results, conclusion, references and each member's contribution
Before you decide
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