
Nigerian students preparing for WAEC, JAMB, NECO, and university exams have always had the same problem. Too much content, too little time, and no affordable tools built for their curriculum.
Aveliq fixes that.
What it does:
Paste your notes, upload a PDF, snap a photo of your textbook, or paste a YouTube link. Aveliq turns it into structured study material in seconds. Summaries, quizzes, flashcards, 7-day revision plans, and an AI tutor that remembers your conversation and builds on it.
Features:
AI summaries, quizzes, and revision plans from notes, PDFs, photos, and YouTube
Vexio AI — a study assistant that remembers the conversation and builds on it
Real-time study groups with voice notes, image sharing, reactions, and message replies
WAEC, JAMB, NECO, and university past questions with AI explanations
Flashcards with spaced repetition
Focus timer and streak tracking
Offline access for saved content
PWA — installable on any device, works like a native app
Multi-provider AI — never goes down
The technical side (for the devs here):
Built entirely in vanilla JavaScript — no React, no bundler, no build step. Single HTML file deployed on Vercel with a Node.js backend on Render. Firebase for auth and real-time data. Multi-provider AI fallback chain across Cerebras, Groq, Gemini, and OpenRouter — if one fails the next one picks up. The whole thing was built from an Android phone.
Who it's for:
Any Nigerian student in secondary school or university. WAEC and JAMB candidates especially. Free to use.
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