Drop the textbook chapter, the lecture slides, the article you keep meaning to read. StudyBuddy generates quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and more — in under a minute.
Drag a PDF, paste a link, or upload slides. Up to 50MB on the free plan.
Choose any of the six study modes. Set how deep you want to go.
Get instant, personalised practice. We track what you miss and loop it back.
"I went from re-reading the same chapter three times to actually being done with it in 20 minutes. Unreal."
"The flashcards alone saved my midterm. I sent it to my whole study group before I told my mom."
"The ELI5 summaries are the only reason I passed orgo. Literally."
Your PDFs turned into quizzes, flashcards and vibes. Ready when you are.
Lectures, textbooks, tax code, whatever. We'll turn it into quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and little games so it actually sticks.
p.s. your cat's vet bill counts too ✿
Reading your PDF...
Generating...
this should take about 20 seconds
You flipped through every card. Nice.
No matches — try a different word.
they'll get an email with a link to join
pick a sticker color for each mode
"Studying shouldn't feel like punishment. It should feel like the 45 minutes before your friend gets to the coffee shop — quick, focused, a little fun."
StudyBuddy is a study app that turns any document you upload — a PDF, a lecture slide, a textbook chapter — into six different ways of learning it. Quiz me. Flashcards. Summary. Key terms. True/false. Match.
We built it because every other study app makes you make the flashcards yourself. Which is, uh, the hard part. We flipped that: you hand us the material, we hand you the practice.
Because re-reading doesn't work. Active recall does. And nobody has time to build perfect flashcards at 1am before a midterm.
Active recall (what we do) vs. passive re-reading (what you do at 1am). Backed by 40 years of cognitive science.
Drop the chapter, get a full study set in under a minute. No more "I'll make flashcards tomorrow."
Three uploads a month forever. $7 if you want unlimited. No "trial" nonsense.
You upload. We read. You pick a mode. We generate. You study.
Three students who kept procrastinating on their own studying and eventually built a way around it. (Honestly, we spent more time building this than we ever spent studying. But our GPAs are fine now, which feels like a win.)
Used to make zines in high school. Now makes interfaces. Bio major, somehow. Lives on iced oat lattes.
Built his first app at 14. Pre-med dropout turned full-stack engineer. Writes all the LLM bits. Can't spell.
Turned her college group chat into a 200-person Discord. Now does the same at scale. Speaks four languages, three badly.