Studdle turns your notes into flashcards, checks them for mistakes, paces them toward exam day — and lets you duel your friends on the chapters that matter.
Free flashcards at the core, one AI chat around them. Ask it for cards, checks, plans, quizzes or a duel — it knows which subject you’re in.
Ask the chat, or drop in a lecture PDF up to 60 pages. Cards stream in live and you keep only the good ones — nothing saves without your OK.
1 credit per cardAI reads your deck and flags factual slips before you memorize them.
Tell it the date and get a daily pace. Miss a day and it rebalances instead of guilt-tripping.
Auto-built multiple choice, true/false and fill-in — scored for you, with explanations.
Ten rounds, same deck, live timer. Challenger pays — opponents play free.
Build subjects with classmates, share with friends, or subscribe to public decks kept sharp by their owners.
Free foreverFlashcards, training, sharing and search never cost a thing. Pro adds 300 AI credits a week to spend however you like.
Yes — flashcards, decks, spaced training, sharing and search are free forever, with no limits on how many cards you make. Free accounts also get 25 AI credits a week. Pro raises that to 300 a week and costs $5 a month after a free first month.
One credit is one thing the AI makes for you. A generated flashcard costs 1, a quiz question costs 1, an exam revision plan costs 20 flat, and digesting a PDF adds 30 — or 80 past 20 pages. Checking a card for mistakes is free. Pro gets 300 credits a week, Free gets 25, and unspent credits stack up to three weeks’ worth, so a quiet month funds an exam week. Duel opponents never pay; only the challenger does.
iOS, Android and web — all at launch, at the same time.
CSV import ships at launch. An Anki (.apkg) importer is in the works — your review history won’t carry over, but your cards and decks will.
Your decks are private by default; you decide what’s shared with friends or published. The AI only sees the notes and cards you send it, and we never sell your data. Export or delete everything any time.
Q1 2027. Waitlist members get invites first, in signup order — that’s the whole point of the list.
Early access opens in waves — waitlist first.