About WeSolve+: who built this AI study app and who it is for

It turns a file into something you can study. You upload a PDF, a photo of a handout or a page of handwriting; the app reads the text, extracts the topics and writes questions with an explanation under each answer. The same file also produces review cards and a short audio recap. Building a quiz is a matter of seconds rather than an evening's work. The whole product rests on one observation: students already own the material, what they lack is the evening it takes to convert it into practice.

Candidates preparing from material they already hold. In the English speaking market that has mostly meant nursing students working towards NCLEX, medical students moving through USMLE content between rotations, and high school students with a stack of AP units. SAT, MCAT, GRE and IELTS candidates use the same flow. The shape of the problem repeats: the lecture handouts exist, the question bank that matches them does not, and writing practice by hand costs time the exam calendar does not leave.

A student meeting a subject for the first time is better served by a course, a textbook or a teacher. WeSolve+ works on material you already have and stays inside it. There is no ready made question library either, because every question comes out of the file you upload. The app runs in the browser at wesolveapp.com on any device, as an App Store app on iPhone and iPad, and as an Android app on Google Play. All three use the same account.

Mert Erarslan develops the app, and the App Store listing carries the same name as the seller, so there is no holding structure standing between the product and the person who writes it. Development runs from Turkiye. The product was designed to work with Turkish material first, and English interface and English study material support arrived in the same release rather than as a later translation. The software is published under the name MEG Productions.

Through subscriptions. The free plan asks for no card details and gives enough allowance to judge the product; students who study more often move to Premium or Ultra. On iPhone, both are purchased through the App Store and cancelled in the same place, and priced by region. There are no adverts in the app, and study data is not sold to third parties. Subscription revenue is the only income line.

In generating the questions, the review cards and the audio recap. The model works from the file you upload and its output stays within the scope of that file. Because this is automation, the error rate is not zero: if a question reads wrong or incomplete, the feedback screen inside the app reports it directly.

Uploaded files stay attached to your account and are stored encrypted. Files that go unused are cleared automatically after a period. The privacy policy states what is retained, for how long, and which rights apply. Deletion requests go to the support address and are handled by the person who builds the product, not by a queue.

The support address is support@wesolveapp.com. Bug reports, feature requests, account and subscription questions all arrive in the same inbox, and the reply comes from the developer. The in app feedback screen lands in that inbox too. The contact page sets out response times and which topic travels through which channel.