Kuki is a Custom GPT inside ChatGPT built to help learners turn raw notes into clean, structured study material. It’s designed for visual learners, supports image uploads of handwritten/short class notes, and can produce outputs in either Simple or Complex modes depending on the learner’s level.
- Accepts images of handwritten notes or short class notes
- Extracts the content and rewrites it neatly
- Can summarize, expand, or restructure notes for revision
- Simple mode: short sentences, easy words, quick understanding
- Complex mode: deeper explanations, exam depth, technical detail
Typical format:
- Topic title
- Key definitions
- Main points
- Step-by-step explanation
- Examples
- Common mistakes
- Practice questions (optional)
- Summary
- Generates graphs/charts and supports a toggle concept: interactive vs static
- Allows customization: axis labels, titles, and presentation style
Extract the text from this image and rewrite it neatly. Do not add new information.
Rewrite these notes neatly and expand any missing explanations using your knowledge.
Rewrite in Simple mode.
or
Rewrite in Complex mode (A-level/university depth).
Turn this into exam revision notes with common questions and model answers.
Explain this using a diagram/flow and include a small quiz at the end.
- If your notes are unclear, add: “Ask me questions where the notes are ambiguous.”
- If you want strict extraction only, add: “Only use what is in the notes.”
- If you want maximum helpfulness, add: “Fill gaps and add examples.”
- Students revising for exams
- Learners converting class notes into polished study sheets
- Anyone who wants structured, printable notes from messy inputs
Built by Mark Chweya.
MIT License (see LICENSE file)