Study Tailor

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Study Tailor AI keeps working notes beside their source. Draft researched notes for review, edit them directly, and publish when ready.

Cell Biology — Week 4
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Membrane transport

Cell membranes regulate movement through passive and active transport mechanisms.

Key distinctionActive transport requires energy; passive transport follows a concentration gradient.
  • Simple diffusion
  • Facilitated diffusion
  • Osmosis
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From rough material to a note you can keep shaping

Notes belong inside the session, beside the files, summaries, questions, and practice they support.

  1. 01

    Open the source in context

    Read a PDF, image, link, or other session material without leaving the workspace.

  2. 02

    Write or research the note

    Use the rich editor directly, or ask the study partner to research and save a sourced draft.

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    Review, publish, and reuse

    Check the draft, publish it when ready, and make it available inside the session’s searchable material.

Why it matters

Notes are part of the workspace—not a dead-end document

A real editing surface

Shape headings, lists, links, and images in a focused note editor.

References remain visible

Researched notes finish with clickable links to the sources used.

Draft before publish

Review researched notes before making them part of the indexed session.

Straight answers

Questions about notes.

The useful note is the one you can verify, edit, and find again.

Can I edit a generated research note?
Yes. Researched notes are saved as drafts for review in the session note editor before you publish them.
Can notes include source links?
Research notes created through the study partner include a References section with clickable web sources.
Do published notes become searchable?
Published session notes are indexed with the rest of the study material so they can support later questions and generated work.

Make the material useful

Make a note worth coming back to.

Keep source material, researched drafts, edits, and future study actions in the same session.