Material-to-study-tool generation
Upload lecture slides, textbook PDFs, notes, and other course materials, then let the AI turn them into study outputs based on that content.
Studygenie is an AI study platform that turns notes, slides, textbooks, and other course materials into quizzes, flashcards, podcasts, and practice tests. It also includes grounded tutoring, lecture note assistance, and a schools offering with Canvas integration.
Studygenie is an AI study platform that converts uploaded notes, slides, textbooks, and other course materials into quizzes, flashcards, podcasts, lecture notes, and practice tests. The product is positioned around helping students study directly from their own materials rather than from generic prompts or one-size-fits-all question banks.
The site emphasizes a simple workflow: upload material, let the AI analyze the content, and then start practicing or asking questions. Studygenie also presents an AI tutor for grounded answers, a lecture note taker, and a test maker, so the product covers both review and active study workflows. A pricing page shows a free Starter plan and a paid Premium plan, and the company also offers a Schools option with Canvas integration and instructor-facing features.
Upload lecture slides, textbook PDFs, notes, and other course materials, then let the AI turn them into study outputs based on that content.
Generate practice quizzes that aim to cover the concepts in your materials and mirror exam-style difficulty, with instant answer explanations.
Create flashcards with key terms, definitions, and concepts from your source material, with spaced repetition built into review.
Ask questions about your uploaded content and get grounded answers, examples, comparisons, and problem help sourced from the same files.
Take lecture notes while class is happening, then use AI to fill in what you missed after class.
Turn notes into audio and study while commuting or doing other tasks with the podcast generator.
Upload lecture slides or a textbook chapter and generate a practice quiz that covers the concepts you need to know for an exam.
Turn dense reading into flashcards for spaced repetition, especially when you need to memorize terminology, definitions, or formulas.
Ask questions about a chapter, case, or lecture note set and use the tutor to work through explanations, comparisons, and problems.
Capture notes during a lecture, then let the AI fill gaps after class so you have a cleaner set of study notes.
Convert notes into audio and review them while commuting or multitasking, using the podcast generator as a passive study format.
Studygenie is an AI study tool that turns uploaded notes, slides, textbooks, and other course materials into quizzes, flashcards, podcasts, lecture notes, and practice tests.
The site says you upload your materials, the AI analyzes the content, and then generates study tools from that source material. The tutor also supports follow-up questions grounded in your files.
Studygenie’s pricing page shows a free Starter plan and a Premium plan at $14.99/month. The free plan includes limited access to AI features, while Premium removes limits on AI file and text uploads, AI video uploads, and AI answer explanations.
Yes. The pricing page includes a Schools option for schools and universities, with Canvas integration, an instructor dashboard, discounted group rates, and priority support.
The site says Studygenie is built to support academic integrity and includes an FAQ question about whether teachers will be okay with students using it. It does not provide a blanket policy statement, so users should check course or instructor rules.