Studel — Your notes want to quiz you.

How it works

PDF in. Quiz out.

No setup, no flashcard typing. Studel does the tedious part.

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Studel reads it

Key concepts, definitions, exam hints

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Quiz yourself

Fresh questions every week

Every course, one place

Add each class once. Studel keeps quizzes organized by course and week, so week 9 of Linear Algebra is right where you left it.

Questions that feel like the exam

Multiple choice, short answer, and explain-it-back prompts — pulled from your actual notes, not a generic question bank.

Learns from past exams

Upload old midterms and Studel matches its question style to how your professor actually tests.

See it stick

Streaks, weak-topic flags, and week-by-week accuracy — so you know what to reread before it counts.

Courses

Fall semester · 4 active

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Organic Chemistry

Week 3 · 6 quizzes

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Linear Algebra

Week 9 · 16 quizzes

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Cognitive Psych

Week 5 · 9 quizzes

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Biology 201

Week 6 · 11 quizzes

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Question 4 of 10

Where do the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis take place?

AStroma

BThylakoid membrane

COuter membrane

DCytosol

Past exams

Biology 201

✦ Exam style: analyzed

Definitions38%

Process ordering27%

Applied scenarios22%

Diagram labeling13%

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Students

Word of mouth, literally.

“I stopped rereading my notes four times before every midterm. Ten minutes of quizzes on the bus does more.”

Maya · Biochem, 3rd year

“The past-exam thing is unfair. It figured out my prof loves ordering questions and now so do I.”

Daniel · Economics, 2nd year

“I made flashcards exactly once in my life. Never again. I just drop the PDF in after lecture.”

Priya · Computer Science, 1st year