Studley AI

Studley AI is an AI study tool and note taker that converts any learning material into active study aids. Students upload class notes, PDFs, PowerPoint decks, YouTube videos or webpages, and Studley generates interactive flashcards, smart quizzes with explanations for incorrect answers, written practice tests, summaries, audio podcasts, and even an essay grader for written work. A 24/7 AI tutor is available to explain topics conversationally, and progress tracking shows mastery levels from unfamiliar to mastered, which keeps learners motivated. The platform reports more than three million students using it, with testimonials from students at Princeton, Berkeley, Harvard, Yale, MIT, NYU and other leading universities. The core workflow is upload and convert: paste content or upload a file, and the AI produces study materials automatically, with tools including a flashcard maker, quiz generator, AI test maker, lecture note taker, PDF summarizer, video summarizer, AI tutor, podcast generator and essay grader. Studley positions itself as the number one AI study tool, claiming users learn ten times faster and ace exams with less time spent reviewing. Pricing is freemium: the free plan allows one study set so users can see the value, while the Unlimited plan gives full access to all features with no restrictions, priced at $3.74 per week billed monthly or $1.88 per week billed annually. The site emphasizes the contrast with expensive private tutors costing $50-100 per hour, framing Studley as an affordable always-available alternative. The tool is web-based and does not appear to offer a public API, focusing instead on a polished consumer experience for students. The AI test maker generates written practice tests, the lecture note taker converts recorded or pasted lectures into structured notes, and the PDF summarizer and video summarizer condense long materials into key points. The flashcard maker supports spaced repetition-style review, and the quiz generator explains why each wrong answer was incorrect, which turns mistakes into learning moments. Progress tracking shows mastery levels per topic, and the podcast maker reads documents aloud for audio review. The platform is web-based and emphasizes instant conversion, so there is no manual card creation or note reformatting involved in the workflow.