Tutorial 01 · 6 min

Getting started with Flante

Set up the workspace Flante will use to understand your week.

1. Import your reading guide

Choose Import PBL Reading Guide and select a DOCX, PDF, TXT, Markdown, or RTF schedule. Flante recognizes detailed weekly reading guides as well as simpler week, day, topic, and objective headings.

The empty Flante workspace with the reading-guide import action
Actual Flante appThe empty Flante workspace with the reading-guide import actionOpen full size ↗

2. Choose the week and topics

Open the week menu, check the days you are studying, then choose one or more topic groups. The generation plan shows exactly how many topics and objectives will run.

The Week menu open with Week 8 selected and its days and topics visible
Actual Flante appThe Week menu open with Week 8 selected and its days and topics visibleOpen full size ↗

Good to know: Flante never silently substitutes external literature for your course material. The evidence origin stays visible in the preview and export.

3. Add course resources

Use Add Resources for PDF, Word, PowerPoint, text, Markdown, or RTF files. You can also paste a permitted textbook excerpt and give it a source title for citations.

The source panel showing Add files and Paste text before resources are added
Actual Flante appThe source panel showing Add files and Paste text before resources are addedOpen full size ↗

4. Check before generating

Confirm that the right days and topics are selected. Flante deduplicates a topic shared by multiple days and can process up to two topics concurrently.

A complete Flante generation plan with selected topics and matched sources
Actual Flante appA complete Flante generation plan with selected topics and matched sourcesOpen full size ↗

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