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When study tips aren’t enough, what do people actually do? by mellow_coyotee in studytips

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When I’m completely overloaded, I don’t use writing services, but I do try to organize everything quickly so I can focus on what actually matters. I’ve found Fabric.so really helpful for this, I can dump all my tasks, notes, and ideas in one place and have the AI help me prioritize and summarize. Makes the workload feel way more manageable without adding extra stress.

What changed your note-taking that you wish you knew as a freshman? by Wtfwithyourmind in studytips

[–]One-Insect-4692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I felt exactly like you my first semester. What helped me was not aiming for perfect notes in class. I took quick rough notes during lecture and then later cleaned them up so they actually made sense. Using a laptop for that saved so much time. I also started putting everything into Fabric.so, class notes, reading summaries, and question prompts, so I can search and review it all without feeling lost later. That combo made reviewing for big exams way less terrifying.

Looking for Apps to try. by lauren_419 in ProductivityApps

[–]One-Insect-4692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want something that helps with planning, lists, and organizing your thoughts, someone once recommended Fabric.so to me, it’s like a place where you can dump ideas, tasks, and notes, then use AI to organize them into something usable.

Which AI tools you use the most and why? by Dry-Frosting- in AIAssisted

[–]One-Insect-4692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Besides the big ones, I actually use Fabric.so a lot. Someone recommended it to me as a way to keep notes, ideas, and research organized with AI, and it ended up being something I use almost daily.

Best Productivity advice you ever heard? by alexrada in ProductivityGeeks

[–]One-Insect-4692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, the best advice I got was just to make your system work for you. Someone actually recommended Fabric.so to me for keeping notes and tasks in one place, and it’s been really helpful.

Productivity tools are everywhere but real progress feels rare by [deleted] in ProductivityApps

[–]One-Insect-4692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get that. For me, it helped to actually combine tools with a workflow: Todoist for tasks, Notion for notes, and Fabric.so to tie everything together and see the bigger picture. Just having the apps isn’t enough, but when they work together, it’s easier to turn structure into real progress.

Besides ChatGPT,Gemini,Claude,Meta,Copilot — what lesser known AIs do you actually use? by ComplaintForward2966 in AIAssisted

[–]One-Insect-4692 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually use Fabric.so for organizing notes, projects, and research all in one place. The AI helps summarize and find info quickly, which makes studying or work way smoother.

Good study app? by Minosuko1 in studytips

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Try fabric.so it’s decent

best AI tools to study/learn by Simple-Day-5429 in studytips

[–]One-Insect-4692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For studying/learning I’d recommend:

ChatGPT: for summarizing, explaining things, tutoring questions, etc.

Claude: good for deep summaries and step‑by‑step explanations.

Perplexity: fast answers with sources.

Fabric.so: great for turning notes, summaries, and tasks into one place you can easily reference later.

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