Our promise
Aheadso doesn't use AI to write, reword or summarise what you study.
What that means
- There's no “generate flashcards” button. Your cards are what you and your group type.
- Nothing rewrites them. Importing splits lines at the marks you used (a tab, a dash, a comma, a numbered list) and shows you every line before it adds anything. Games only rearrange your cards; the words don't change.
- The Library is copied, not written. Its sets are taken word for word from public sources, like the Federal Rules and the U.S. Reports, and a separate check compares every word with its source. The labels on the cards, such as a rule's number or a clause's name, are ours. We used an AI assistant to help write the scripts that copy and check them; the words you study are the sources'.
What we can't see
We can't tell where someone's words came from. If a person pastes AI-made text into a set, it's in the set. Check cards from anyone else the way you'd check any notes.
Why
AI-made study cards get things wrong often enough that you have to check every one, and they decide what to test instead of your course. Cards your group wrote from your course are ones you can check against it, and writing them is studying.