Studdy is an AI tutor that teaches on an interactive whiteboard. You upload your own material, such as notes, slides, PDFs, textbooks, homework problems, video lectures or study guides, and it builds a lesson around it, working through equations, diagrams, reactions and graphs step by step. You can interrupt at any time, ask for another example or say explain that again. It also writes practice questions from your material and helps with whatever you miss. The first lesson is free.
It is for high school and college students who want one-to-one help without paying for private tutoring, including those in algebra, organic chemistry, nursing and other demanding courses. Learners cramming for exams, students who get lost in lecture slides, and self-learners picking up a new topic can all use it. Because the lesson plan comes from your own files, it fits any course or syllabus, and shy students can ask basic questions without embarrassment.
A student can upload a whole PDF chapter and have it taught at their own pace. Someone stuck on a homework problem can have it explained visually on the whiteboard. Before a test, a student can upload lecture notes and let the tutor teach, review and quiz from them. A nursing student can work through organic chemistry reactions visually, and a curious learner can ask it to teach a new subject from scratch. Studdy reports that students have saved over 1.2 million dollars in tutoring costs and lists users at major universities.
