Studdy

What is Studdy?

Studdy is an AI tutor that teaches on a virtual whiteboard. You upload notes, slides, PDFs, textbook pages, homework problems, video lectures or study guides, and the tutor builds a lesson from that material and works through it step by step, from algebra to organic chemistry. You can interrupt at any point to ask a question, request another example or have a section explained again. The tutor also writes practice questions from your own materials and helps with the ones you miss. Students at high school and college level use it, and the company also offers an embeddable tutoring widget, a mobile companion and a whiteboard tutor for schools, curriculum companies, learning platforms and tutoring centers. The home page says your first lesson is free. Other pricing is not published, so check the vendor's site for current plans.

Use cases

• Learn a PDF chapter at your own pace
• Get a homework problem explained
• Prepare for a test with practice questions
• Review lecture slides and notes
• Learn a new topic from scratch
• Add AI tutoring to a learning platform

Who it's for

• High school students
• College students
• Schools
• Tutoring centers
• LMS providers

Why use Studdy

• Lessons come from your own course material, so the explanations match what you are being tested on.
• The whiteboard shows the working for math, science and diagrams instead of only returning text.
• You can stop the tutor at any moment and ask for a different explanation or another example.
• Practice questions drawn from your notes help you check what you actually understood.
• Schools and platforms can embed the tutor and keep control of content with guardrails and analytics.

Studdy features

• Interactive whiteboard that explains problems step by step
• Lessons built from uploaded notes, slides, PDFs and textbooks
• Video lecture and study guide uploads
• Interrupt the tutor to ask questions or request another example
• Practice questions generated from your own materials
• Equations, diagrams, reactions and graphs shown on the board
• Mobile app that explains a problem from a photo
• Embeddable widget with white-label options for platforms
• Analytics dashboard for institutions

How to get started with Studdy

1. Add materials such as notes, slides, a textbook, homework, a lecture video or a study guide.
2. The tutor builds a lesson around that material and teaches it on the whiteboard.
3. Stop at any point to ask questions, get another explanation or see another example.
4. Practice with questions made from your material, and get help with anything you miss.

Studdy limitations

• Only the first lesson is described as free; paid plan prices are not published
• Institution products such as the widget are offered through a partnerships page rather than self-serve

Studdy pricing

Studdy has no free plan, but it offers a free trial.

Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

Studdy alternatives

The main Studdy alternatives listed on Debuly are StudyFetch, Mathos AI, AI Tutor, GPT4All, Microsoft Copilot and Slashspace. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

1. 

   AI Tutor

   AI tutoring platform that explains topics, builds courses and quizzes, and tracks learning progress for students and teachers.

   Chat assistantsProductivity
   Free trialVisit AI Tutor (official site)
2. 

   GPT4All

   Free, open source desktop app and Python client for running language models offline and privately on your own computer.

   Chat assistantsDeveloper platforms
   Open sourceVisit GPT4All (official site)
3. 

   Mathos AI

   AI math solver and tutor that coaches students step by step, with video explainers, flashcards, quizzes and a parent dashboard.

   Chat assistantsProductivityVideo
   FreemiumVisit Mathos AI (official site)
4. 

   Microsoft Copilot

   Microsoft's AI assistant for chat, research and content creation on the web, desktop and mobile, free with a Microsoft account.

   Chat assistantsProductivityResearch and search
   FreemiumVisit Microsoft Copilot (official site)
5. 

   Slashspace

   Desktop AI workspace on an infinite canvas where chats branch, sources connect and you can use your own keys or subscriptions.

   Chat assistantsResearch and searchProductivity
   PaidVisit Slashspace (official site)
6. 

   StudyFetch

   AI study platform that turns PDFs, slides, lectures and notes into flashcards, quizzes, practice tests and a personal AI tutor.

   ProductivityChat assistantsResearch and search
   FreemiumVisit StudyFetch (official site)

Studdy FAQ

Sources & verification

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