Exee AI is a free desktop app for Windows and Mac. Give it your slides and notes, and it writes exams in your course’s style, marks every answer and shows how ready you are.
Free · version 0.2.1 · 146 MB · Runs on your ChatGPT Go, Plus or Pro plan
BIO 201, Cell and molecular biology
Midterm practice paper
Written from your lecture slides · 20 minutes · 12 questions
Readiness48%
1.Two heterozygous plants (Aa × Aa) are crossed. What fraction of the offspring shows the recessive phenotype?
From Lecture 7, Mendelian genetics, slide 14
Pick an answer. It’s marked straight away, the way the app marks it.
2.A competitive inhibitor lowers an enzyme’s reaction rate by…
From Lecture 5, Enzymes, slide 22
3.Explain why ATP synthase needs a proton gradient to make ATP. (4 marks)
Written answer, graded with feedback · From Lecture 9, Respiration, slide 31
It reads what you were given
Slides exported as PDF, textbook chapters, Word documents and typed notes. Scanned handouts are read with text recognition on your own computer, so nothing is uploaded.
Every question it writes points back to the slide or page it came from.
BIO 201 · Materials
4 files · stored on this computer
Midterm in 6 days
PDF
Lecture 7 — Mendelian genetics.pdf
38 slides · 61 key ideas
Ready
DOCX
Genetics notes, week 4.docx
11 pages · 24 key ideas
Ready
PDF
Midterm review handout (scanned).pdf
Reading page 6 of 8 on this computer
Reading
TXT
Lab 3 — enzyme kinetics.md
4 pages · 9 key ideas
Ready
Know which topic costs you marks
Every answer updates your mastery of the topic it tests. Readiness weighs those topics by how much of the exam they cover and how recently you practised them.
Then it tells you the one thing that would move your score the most.
Readiness · 61%
Based on 3 practice papers and 212 answers
BIO 201 midterm
Topic
Mastery
Score
Mitosis
15% of exam
82%
Membrane transport
20% of exam
71%
Enzymes
20% of exam
66%
Cellular respiration
25% of exam
54%
Genetics
20% of exam
38%
Two short Genetics drills this week would lift your readiness to about 70%.
Your mistakes become flashcards
Get a question wrong and it joins your Mistakes deck. Spaced repetition brings back what you forget sooner and lets the easy cards rest.
Turn the card and grade it to see how a review goes.
Mistakes deck
Cards you got wrong come back sooner
14 due today
A plan that counts back from exam day
Tell it the date. Exee AI spreads the work over the days you have left and puts your weakest topics first. The plan is worked out on your computer, so it costs none of your ChatGPT allowance.
This week
Weakest topics first · about 30 minutes a day
Readiness 61% → 78% if you keep to it
Mon6 days to goGenetics drill6 questions · 15 minFlashcards14 due
Tue5 days to goRespiration paper12 questions · 25 min
Wed4 days to goGenetics drillPedigrees · 15 minFlashcards9 due
Thu3 days to goEnzymes reviewLecture 5 · 20 min
Fri2 days to goFull practice paper40 questions · 50 min
SatTomorrowMistakes deckEverything you missed
Sun9:00BIO 201 midterm
Free, with no account and no server
Nothing to pay
No subscription, no ads, no trial. Exee AI is a noncommercial project made for students.
Kept on your computer
Your files, exams, flashcards and scores stay on your own machine. There is no Exee AI account to make.
Your own ChatGPT plan
Sign in with ChatGPT. Writing and grading questions uses your Go, Plus or Pro allowance, and you set the limit.
Your notes
Stay on your computer
Each AI request
Goes from your computer to your ChatGPT account
Exee AI’s servers
There aren’t any
Download Exee AI
Version 0.2.1, released 3 November 2026. Free, with no sign-up. You’ll need a ChatGPT Go, Plus or Pro plan for the AI features.
Windows
Installer for 64-bit Windows. Windows 10 or later Version 0.2.1 · 146 MB
Yes. It’s a noncommercial project for students, with no subscription, no ads and nothing to buy. The AI features run on your own ChatGPT plan, so they come out of an allowance you already have.
Which ChatGPT plan do I need?
ChatGPT Go, Plus or Pro. You can sign in with a free account, but free accounts can’t generate exams. You choose how much of your allowance Exee AI may use in ChatGPT Settings, under Usage.
How does it write the questions?
It reads the material you import, picks out the key ideas, and asks ChatGPT through your account to write questions at the level of your real exam. Each question points back to the slide or page it came from.
How is the readiness score worked out?
Each answer updates your mastery of the topic it tests. Readiness combines those topics, weighted by how much of the exam each is likely to cover and by how recently you practised it.
What files can I import?
PDFs, including exported slide decks and scanned pages (read with text recognition on your computer), Word documents (.docx), and plain-text or Markdown notes.
Is my material private?
Your files, exams and flashcards are stored only on your computer. There is no Exee AI account and no Exee AI server. The only thing that leaves your machine is the AI request to your own ChatGPT account, and your sign-in is stored encrypted on your computer.
Which computers does it run on?
Windows 10 or later (64-bit), and macOS 12 Monterey or later on Apple silicon or Intel.