Create study guides, practice problems, flashcards, quizzes, explanations, and classroom games built around what you are actually learning.
Pick your course and topic — or upload your own notes — and get a real study system: guides, practice problems, flashcards, and quizzes, all grounded in what you're actually learning.
Create a classroom, upload your own curriculum, and generate warmups, worksheets, quizzes, and live review games — edit everything before you assign it.
Choose from a real academic taxonomy — high school, college major, or a custom course you add yourself.
A structured guide with formulas, worked examples, and practice problems — not a chat transcript.
Turn any guide into a quiz or flashcards, then see exactly which concepts need more review.
Every attempt updates a per-topic mastery level so you always know what to study next.
Paste notes or upload PDFs, slides, and photos of problems — generate study materials grounded in your own material.
Photograph a problem and work through it step by step, with hints before answers — not just a final result.
Knowledge races, team battles, and live quizzes that reward accuracy and teamwork, not just speed.
Join with a code, complete assigned work, and get feedback — all inside a structured, teacher-controlled space.
Skill-level tracking across every study guide, quiz, and flashcard session, with recommendations for what's next.
LaTeX-rendered formulas, matrices, and worked examples for math, physics, chemistry, and engineering courses.
Start free — no credit card required. Generate your first study guide in minutes.
Start StudyingNo. StudyForge uses structured, course- and topic-specific workflows — study guide templates, validated quiz schemas, mastery tracking, and classroom tools — instead of an open chat box.
Yes — paste text or upload PDFs, slides, and images, and generation will be grounded in that material with source references.
The default problem-solving mode is guided: hints first, one step at a time, with a full-solution option always available.
Yes — see the Pricing page for the Free plan and paid Student/Educator tiers.