Your notes, an AI tutor that actually reads your material, flashcards, self-marking quizzes, a planner and your study group — in one app instead of five.
Free plan, forever· 7-day Pro trial· Cancel anytime· Web, Android & iOS
Student AI
Five apps. Five logins. Five subscriptions — and none of them know what the others know.
What makes it different
A general chatbot has never seen your syllabus, your lecturer's slides or the chapter you're actually being tested on. Student AI has.
Attach a PDF, a set of slides or a photo of the board, and ask. The answer comes back built from that document — and tells you where in it the answer came from, so you can check it instead of trusting it.
Write notes as a clean page, or spread them across an infinite canvas with shapes, connections, tables, diagrams and handwriting. Flip between the two views at any time — it's the same note either way, nothing is lost.
Generate a test from your own material, then actually write the answer out. The AI marks the written response, scores it, explains what was missing and shows you a model answer.
Turn a chapter into a flashcard deck in one step, then let spaced repetition (SM-2) decide what you review and when — so the cards you keep getting wrong come back sooner.
Tests, assignments, exams and study sessions on one calendar, with a countdown to the next exam, a timetable, tasks, habits and a focus timer. Ask for a study schedule and it builds one around what's actually coming up.
A real group workspace: shared files, a shared canvas you can both edit live, group flashcard decks, tasks, a leaderboard, and an availability poll that finds the time everyone is actually free.
And the rest of it
No add-ons, no credit packs for the basics, no second subscription.
Ask for a flowchart, cycle, timeline or mind map and it draws one — free plan included.
Write and sketch by hand straight onto the canvas — stylus, finger or mouse.
Any note, summary or deck out as PDF, DOCX, Markdown or plain text.
Weighted averages per subject, so you know what you need in the final.
Pomodoro sessions and streaks that feed straight into your progress stats.
Structure, argument and language feedback on a draft before you hand it in.
Subject choices and marks mapped to real degree and career paths.
A short email each week on what you covered and where the gaps are.
Cornell notes, essay plans, lab reports, mind maps — or build your own.
Keep writing with no signal; it syncs the moment you're back online.
Every note keeps its past versions. Nothing you wrote is ever really gone.
Web, Android and iOS — the same work, wherever you opened it.
Pricing
Prices in rand, billed monthly, cancel whenever you like.
Enough to see whether it actually helps you.
For students who want the whole system.
For heavy users and final-year loads.
Need more in a busy month? 100,000 extra tokens for R100, on any plan — they never expire.
Questions
A generic AI chatbot is a brilliant general assistant that has never seen your work. Student AI reads the documents you upload and answers from them, citing where it got the answer. On top of that it's a whole study system — notes, flashcards, self-marking quizzes, a planner, grade tracking and group work — rather than a chat window you have to paste everything into.
Yes. No card, no trial countdown on it. You get 40,000 AI tokens a month, one class, the full infinite canvas with all 17 shapes, AI diagrams in chat, and the calendar, tasks and focus timer. Flashcards, quizzes and exports are the Pro features.
AI features pause until your allowance resets on the 1st. Everything you've already made stays completely usable — notes, decks and files are never locked. If you need more before the reset, 100,000 extra tokens cost R100 and never expire.
It works from whatever you give it, so it's subject-agnostic — maths, sciences, languages, commerce, humanities. It's built around the South African school and university calendar (terms, trial exams, finals), and it handles maths notation and diagrams properly.
Yes. It's on the web, on Android via the Play Store, and on iOS. It's one account and one set of work — including the full notes canvas, which works with touch and a stylus.
Cancel any time from inside the app; you keep Pro until the end of the month you've paid for, then drop to Free. Nothing you created is deleted — if you were over a Free limit, the existing work stays accessible, you just can't create new items past the cap.
Your uploads and notes are yours. They're used to answer your questions and nothing else — they are not sold, not published, and not used to train public models. You can delete your account and its data from inside the app at any time.
Upload one document, ask it one question, and see whether it's the study app you'd actually open every day.