Why CourseFeed
Chatbots can be useful study partners, but getting a week of course material into one is fiddly. CourseFeed does that part for you.
One document instead of a pile of files
Attaching a week of slides, readings and spreadsheets one at a time is slow, and free chatbot plans limit how many files you can upload. CourseFeed turns lecture slides, PDF readings, Word documents and spreadsheets into one plain-text document that you can paste or attach in one go.
Every file keeps its name
Each file starts with a “# Source:” heading, so you and your chatbot can tell the Week 3 slides from the Week 4 reading. Ask about one file by name, or about everything at once.
Your files stay on your device
Conversion runs inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded to us or to anyone else, so there is nothing for us to store or read. The Privacy page has the details.
Free, with no account
There's nothing to sign up for. Open the page, drop in your files and copy your notes.
Notes you can check
The result is plain Markdown: headings, lists and tables you can read yourself before you paste them anywhere. Files with no text, such as scanned pages, are flagged instead of quietly left out.
What it doesn't do
CourseFeed doesn't summarise, rewrite or answer questions. It prepares your material, and your chatbot does the rest. It can't read scans or handwriting, and complex layouts can come out with content missing or out of order, so check anything important against the original. Follow your course's rules on using AI tools.