Free
€0foreverNo card needed
- checkUnlimited subjects, chapters and cards
- checkLaTeX, code and images on every card
- checkSpaced training and statistics
- checkSubjects shared with friends
- checkPebble, with 25 credits a week
eventiOS, Android and web · Q1 2027
Studdle is a flashcard and quiz app for maths, physics and computer science, with real LaTeX and highlighted code on every card. Pebble, your AI coach, drafts them from your own lecture PDFs, and nothing saves until you’ve read it.
auto_awesomePebble · your AI coach
Hand him a lecture PDF or a photo of your notes. He reads it and drafts typeset cards from what’s on the page, and nothing is saved until you’ve kept it.
He reads your lecture and drafts typeset cards. Nothing saves until you keep it.
menu_bookGuide · From a PDF to flashcardsarrow_forwardtouch_appTap a draft to drop it.
swipeTraining
Studdle works out what’s due today. Reveal the answer, then grade yourself honestly: what you miss comes back sooner, what you know waits longer.
Tap to reveal, then swipe: right Good, left Bad, up OK.
menu_bookGuide · How to revise with flashcardsarrow_forwardSpaceflips the card. Or drag it.
Lecture 7 · 5 cards
quizQuizzes · on the web too
Pebble writes it from your own cards, aimed at the ones you got wrong: multiple choice, pick all that apply, true or false. It’s marked the moment you submit, with the why.
auto_awesome1 AI credit a question. Free comes with 25 a week.
Built by Pebble from your cards, marked as you submit. 1 AI credit a question.
menu_bookGuide · Flashcards for maths, with LaTeXarrow_forwardsellPricing
Everyone gets Pebble and 25 credits a week, free. Pro bumps that to 300, and unspent credits stack for up to three weeks. Pro starts with 7 days free; the trial needs a card.
Pebble on both plans. Pro gets more credits.
What a credit buys
€0foreverNo card needed
€5.99/ monthBilled monthly
sticky_note_2Questions
Pebble peeled them off the pad. Open a note to read its answer.
Open a note to read its answer.
menu_bookAll the guidesarrow_forwardYes. Inline and display maths in any question or answer, rendered the way your notes are. Code blocks get syntax highlighting, and your phone gets a maths keyboard for writing them.
Your own subjects, chapters and cards, your results on them, and the PDFs you hand him. Nothing from anyone else’s library. Every read shows as a line in the chat, so you can see what he looked at.
Every card he writes is a draft you review before it lands; nothing goes into your library unread. Ask him to check any card and you get a verdict and a suggested fix, free. You still press Save.
A card Pebble writes and you keep costs 1 credit, a quiz question costs 1, and a PDF costs 1.5 a page, rounded up, with a minimum of 3 (up to 60 pages). Checking a card is free. Free accounts get 25 credits a week, Pro gets 300, and unspent credits stack up to three weeks’ worth. In a duel, only the challenger pays.
Really. No card, no trial countdown. Unlimited cards, training, statistics, sharing, and Pebble with 25 credits a week. Pro is the same Pebble with 300.
In the first quarter of 2027, on iOS, Android and the web at the same time. Waitlist members get invites first, in signup order.
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.
Both. The app and Pebble speak English and French, and you can switch whenever you like.
Your subjects are private by default; you decide what’s shared with friends or made public. Pebble only sees your own library and what you send him, and we never sell your data.
eventiOS, Android and web · Q1 2027
Studdle launches in the first quarter of 2027, on iOS, Android and the web at the same time. Invites go out in signup order.