Mindopus approaches studying as a testing problem rather than a reading problem. Instead of re-reading notes and hoping the material sticks, students use the extension to build practice exams from the content they need to learn, then sit those exams and let the extension score the results automatically. The immediate feedback loop turns passive review into active recall, which is the study method most consistently associated with exam performance.
The extension adds a review layer on top of that loop. After scoring, you can revisit the questions you missed so effort concentrates on weak spots rather than material you already know. The developer positions it primarily for high-school students, and its feature set — exam creation, automated marking, review — is deliberately narrow and focused on that single use case rather than trying to be a full learning-management system.
Distribution is through the Chrome Web Store, where it is listed as a small, independently developed Education extension: version 1.4.0, last updated in June 2024, with a handful of users and no ratings yet. There is no separate marketing site or published pricing page, and the listing indicates a freemium model, so expect core exam practice to be usable with limits rather than a large polished suite.
