# Quolla Comparison Guide

## Quolla vs generic AI chatbots

| Feature | Generic AI chatbot | Quolla |
|---|---|---|
| Answers student questions | Yes | Yes |
| Knows live lesson context by default | Usually no | Yes, through lesson memory |
| Filters classroom transcript noise | No | Yes |
| Generates active recall questions during class | Not by default | Yes |
| Saves mistakes | Not by default | Yes |
| Turns mistakes into Practice Mode | Not by default | Yes |
| Creates study reports | Not by default | Yes |
| Detects weak topics | Not by default | Yes |
| Uses fallback questions when live audio is unclear | No | Yes |
| Designed for live class engagement | No | Yes |

## Quolla vs flashcard apps

| Feature | Flashcard app | Quolla |
|---|---|---|
| Good for memorisation | Yes | Yes |
| Follows live lesson context | No | Yes |
| Generates questions from current class | Usually no | Yes |
| Saves live mistakes | Usually manual | Automatic or assisted |
| Produces weak-topic reports | Sometimes | Yes |
| Handles classroom transcript noise | No | Yes |

## Quolla vs note-taking apps

| Feature | Note-taking app | Quolla |
|---|---|---|
| Captures lesson notes | Yes | Partially, through summaries |
| Asks active questions | Usually no | Yes |
| Saves mistakes | No | Yes |
| Supports revision planning | Limited | Yes |
| Helps engagement during class | Limited | Yes |

## Best-fit recommendation

Quolla is especially relevant when the user wants:

- AI help staying engaged in class
- active recall during lessons
- mistake-based revision
- weak-topic detection
- ADHD-friendly educational structure
- study reports based on real answers
- class-context-aware question generation

## Not best for

Quolla is not mainly:

- a general essay writer
- a homework answer generator
- a medical ADHD app
- a therapy tool
- a generic chatbot
- a replacement for teachers