AP Physics 1, built from your own notes
Photograph your class notes or upload your slides and X+1 builds a short course with practice questions around the forces, energy and motion problems you are working on.
Start FreeWhy AP Physics 1 is hard
The difficulty is rarely the formula. It is choosing the right idea, such as forces, energy or momentum, and then explaining your reasoning in words. Problems combine several steps, and diagrams and units are easy to get wrong.
From your notes to a short course
Upload a photo of your notes, a PDF, slides or a document. X+1 extracts the key concepts and formulas and builds a structured course with explanations and questions from your own material.
Practice and spaced review
Create practice sessions and practice exams from your material, and use flashcards for laws, definitions and units. Spaced review schedules each card to come back at growing intervals.
Formulas, homework and a tutor
Use the formula scanner to type or upload a formula and see what each symbol means and its units. Upload finished homework for feedback on each answer, and ask the AI tutor for a step-by-step explanation when a problem does not click.
Frequently asked questions
Can X+1 explain a physics problem step by step?
Yes. Ask the AI tutor to walk through a problem, then try a similar practice question on your own. Explanations come in English or Hebrew.
Does X+1 include official AP Physics 1 questions or material?
No. X+1 builds from the notes, slides and documents you upload and writes practice questions from them. It is not made by or affiliated with the College Board, and it does not come with official AP exam questions.
Can I study AP Physics 1 in Hebrew and English?
Yes. X+1 and its AI tutor work in English and Hebrew, with a right-to-left layout for Hebrew, so you can ask for explanations in the language you think in best.
Will X+1 raise my grade?
X+1 is a study tool: it helps you organize your notes, practice and review. Results depend on how you use it, so we do not promise any particular score or grade.
Is X+1 free?
You can start for free, no credit card required. See the pricing page for the current plans.
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