Taleb: AI Study Companion

Taleb: AI Study Companion

Your AI academic companion

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  • Released
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  • June 17, 2026
  • September 3, 2026

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Taleb is a smart learning platform built to make studying calmer, easier, and far more effective — your academic companion that truly gets you. Powered by AI that works for you, Taleb turns long study hours into organized minutes: • Smart Summaries — turn lectures and documents into clear summaries in seconds. • Quiz Generator — create practice exams from any file or topic, graded instantly. • Flashcards — auto-generated review cards that lock in knowledge and track progress. • Deep Research — ask a question and get a sourced, reliable answer. • Study Planner — plan tasks and sessions and keep your streak day by day. • Slides & Reviews — build polished presentations and recaps in a tap. More than tools — Taleb is a community that motivates you: • Seasons & challenges — climb the leaderboard and earn permanent badges. • Streaks — keep your momentum going, day after day. • Student community — share wins, follow peers, and learn together. • Smooth chat — coordinate with friends and study groups. Fully Arabic-first with a clean, easy-on-the-eyes interface. Works on iPhone and iPad. Start your journey today — your first step toward real, lasting academic excellence.
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What's New in Taleb

2.0.29

September 3, 2026

Taleb 2.0.29 You can take a message back: delete it for everyone within two days of sending, or delete it just for yourself at any time — including someone else's message, which stays on their device. Editing a message stays open for fifteen minutes, and the option now disappears when the window does instead of failing when you tap it. The emoji button in the note editor no longer opens and shuts in one press, leaving the keyboard in its place. Flashcards and exams follow the language of the document you uploaded, ask about what a document teaches rather than about its reference list, and refuse a file whose text could not be read instead of building a deck out of nothing. The original document can now be opened and read from the deck and from the exam. The app icon, the launch screen and the notification mark follow your device's mode: the black-and-gold logo by day, the white-and-gold one at night. Also: room under the home banner, a spark bubble sized to its own text, the two spark-creation buttons above your collections, and a story you can call off while it uploads.

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