Students
Early testers, honest words.
studoole was shaped with students mid-term, not in a lab. Here is what the first beta cohort told us — the wins and the sharp edges.
4.8 / 5
average rating
120+
beta testers
6
universities
2 min
to first plan
Planner
“I used to keep three different to-do lists and none of them were right. Now I open studoole in the morning and just do what it says. My week has never been this calm.”
AI Tutor
“The AI Tutor answered from my own lecture slides — slide 14, exactly. I stopped re-explaining my whole course to a chatbot every single week.”
Planner
“Two assignments, one exam, one week. The plan fit the hours I actually had, and I finished a day early for the first time in three years.”
Modules
“I hate study apps that feel like a second job. This one takes five minutes to set up and then quietly tells me what to do next.”
Materials
“Uploading my slides and asking “explain this like I have an exam tomorrow” genuinely got me through a resit. The citations made it trustworthy.”
Exams
“The exam countdown is brutal in the best way. I could see 13 days left and exactly how much revision was already planned.”
Planner
“I fell two days behind after a lab week and “get back on track” rebuilt everything in one click. Nothing piled up. That sold me.”
Progress
“Seeing my study hours add up each week changed how I felt about the work. It stopped disappearing into nothing.”
Modules
“I used it for a single hard module first. Two weeks later I moved my entire term into it — planners, deadlines, notes, everything.”
What the feedback kept coming back to.
01
Less time deciding what to study
Testers reported spending minutes, not evenings, planning their week.
02
Plans that survive real life
Recovery mattered more than perfection — rebuilding a missed week was the most loved action.
03
Answers they could trust
Grounded, cited answers from their own slides was the standout AI feature in feedback.