Studdy AI positions itself as an AI tutor that actually teaches rather than simply answering. The core interaction is a virtual whiteboard: you upload notes, slides, textbook pages, homework problems, a video lecture or a study guide, and the tutor builds a lesson around that exact material and teaches it on the whiteboard, drawing equations, diagrams, reactions and graphs as it goes. The site summarises around $1.2M in tutoring costs saved by students.
The workflow is short. Upload your material, the tutor starts teaching on the whiteboard, and you can interrupt at any point to ask a question, request another explanation or get an extra example. It also generates practice questions from your own notes, then helps you work through anything you miss, which makes it useful for exam revision rather than passive reading. Popular uses listed on the site include teaching a whole PDF, explaining a single homework problem, studying for a test, and learning a brand new topic from scratch.
Studdy markets itself to high-school, college and nursing students, with social proof referencing universities such as Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Oxford and Cambridge. It is a mobile app as well as a web experience, and pricing runs on a freemium model with a free start and higher tiers for heavier use. Exact limits and prices should be checked in the app.
