Kitaably

Ask the books you are actually studying from.

Upload your books and they become a tutor that cites its pages — and, once shared, the source of proctored papers whose results you review before anyone sees them.

What an answer looks like

Photosynthesis converts light energy into chemical energy stored as glucose. It happens in the chloroplasts, which contain chlorophyll. [1]

[1] page 12shared

Biology Textbook

[2] page 4private

Your revision notes

Your own uploads stay yours. Nobody else can read them, and they never appear in a paper anyone else sits.

The loop

From your book to a released result.

Step 1

Upload what you study from

PDF, DOCX, PPTX, plain text or Markdown. Every upload starts private: nobody else can read it, and it never feeds a paper anyone else writes. Share a book when you choose, and it joins the library every signed-in reader can draw from.

Cell Biology, 3rd ed.

private

pdf · 412 pages

Step 3 of 5 — cutting it into passages a citation can point at.

Step 2

Ask, and get the page — not a guess

The tutor answers only from your material, and every claim carries the passage it came from, so you can open the book and check. When the material does not cover something, it says so instead of inventing an answer.

Mitochondria convert glucose into ATP through cellular respiration. [1]

[1] page 87shared

Cell Biology, 3rd ed.

“Why is the sky blue?” — Your books don’t cover this. No answer is invented to fill the gap.

Step 3

Draw a paper from your own shelf

Multiple-choice questions, generated across six levels of thinking — from recalling a fact to judging an argument. A paper draws on the shared library and your own uploads, never anyone else's private book. Publish it and send the link.

Q3 of 10understand1 mark

Why does the inner mitochondrial membrane fold into cristae?

  • To store genetic material
  • To increase surface area for ATP synthesis
  • To anchor the cell wall

Step 4

Sit it with the camera watching, fairly

Proctoring runs in the sitter's browser and records observations — never verdicts. What it saw goes to the paper's author alone, and nothing about it is shown to the sitter until the author has read it.

Observations

  • no face detected42s
  • tab lost focus6s
  • second face in frame3s

What they mean is the author’s call to make — not the software’s.

Step 5

Review, then release

Marks and the proctoring report reach the author first. They read what was observed, decide what it means, and release the result deliberately. No automatic accusation ever reaches the person who sat the paper.

Amina Rahman

8/10 · submitted 14:02

Reviewed: 2 observations read, none worth raising. The sitter sees marks and feedback the moment you release — and nothing before.

One account. Your books, made answerable.

Everyone can upload, share, write a paper and sit one — there are no roles to be assigned. Upload a book and it is answerable in about a minute.