Projects: many topics, one goal
Bring together the topics one goal needs, then ask questions across all of them and practice its past exams.
3 min read · Updated Nov 4, 2026
A project brings together the topics one goal needs: a class, an exam, a certification or a skill. It's where past exams live, because an exam is marked against everything the project includes.
Make a project
Open Projects and choose New project.
A small window opens.Name it and tick its topics.
Use the course code if you have one, like “PHYS 2110”.Create it.
It opens on its Studio.
The Studio
A project's Studio works like a topic's, across all of its topics. Sources lists every file in them, each with its topic. Tick any of them, from any topic, and make notes, flashcards or a quiz. What you make belongs to the project. Materials lists it with everything its topics made.
The Reader opens any of those sources and materials side by side. The sidebar shows the project's Recall for today, its own cards and its topics' together.
The Exams tab has two views: Exams to add and sit them, and Results for every report. Chat answers from all of the project's topics at once. Brainstorm, a whiteboard for your own maps and notes, is coming soon.
Next: practice a past exam.
Try it in Qenot
Common questions
Can I add a topic to a project later?
Yes. Open the project and choose Add topics, or tick topics when you make the project.
What is a project's Chat?
A chat that answers from every topic in the project at once. Useful for questions that cross lectures, like comparing two methods.
Where does material made in a project go?
It belongs to the project, not to one of its topics. You find it in the project's Studio, Reader and sidebar, and its cards in the project's Recall.