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Explaining a tricky concept, outlining an essay, building a revision plan. Students use AI across every course. Workbranch keeps those chats organized by course, puts exam and essay deadlines on them, and turns study plans into checklists.

Updated October 2026

In short: Workbranch helps you study with AI without losing track. You get a folder per course, deadlines on essays and exams, highlights for the explanations that click, and revision plans you can tick off.

Why study chats get out of hand

By mid-semester you might have a hundred AI chats spread across five courses: concept explanations, essay outlines, practice questions and revision plans. Finding "that great explanation of eigenvalues" the night before the exam shouldn't take twenty minutes.

How students use Workbranch

A folder per course

Set up a project for the semester and a folder for each course. Every chat about Linear Algebra lives together, separate from History and Economics.

Deadlines on essays and exams

Flag essay chats with their due date and revision chats with the exam date. The calendar shows what's coming up this week across all courses, with reminders.

Revision plans you can tick off

Ask AI for a two-week revision plan and each topic becomes a point. Tick topics off as you study them, and see exactly what's left before the exam.

Highlight the explanations that click

When an explanation finally makes sense, highlight it. Before the exam, search your highlights for a quick, personal revision sheet.

Threads when you need it explained differently

Didn't get point 3? Open a thread on it and ask for a simpler explanation or an example, without losing the rest of the lesson.

Use AI to learn, not to cheat: check your school's rules on AI, use it to understand and plan, and always verify facts in your course materials.

Example: preparing for an exam

  1. Ask for a revision plan covering the course topics, in that course's folder.
  2. Flag the chat with the exam date.
  3. Tick off each topic as you revise it.
  4. Open threads on the topics that need a different explanation or practice questions.
  5. Highlight key formulas and definitions, and search them the night before.

Folders students use

Courses

One folder per course with concept explanations and practice.

Essays

Outlines, structure feedback and source ideas, flagged with due dates.

Exams

Revision plans you can tick off, topic by topic.

Projects

Group projects, presentations and lab reports.

Frequently asked questions

Is it OK to use AI for coursework?

Rules differ by school, course and assignment. Check your institution's academic integrity policy, and use AI to learn and plan rather than to submit work that isn't your own.

How should students organize AI chats?

One project per semester and a folder per course, plus folders for Essays and Exams. Flag chats with assignment and exam dates.

Can Workbranch help me revise for exams?

Yes. Ask AI for a revision plan, then tick off each topic as you study it. Highlight explanations that finally made something click, and open threads on topics you need explained differently.

Give your AI chats an inbox

Projects, folders, due dates, highlights and branching threads for every AI conversation.

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