Built by and for students
Studo started with a simple frustration: course material piles up, but knowing what to study next is hard. So we built one space that turns your material into a plan, practice and clear next steps.
Where it started
Studo started as a way to survive one exam period. Slides in one folder, notes in another, a study plan that only existed in someone's head. The hard part was never finding material, it was knowing what still needed to be learned.
We're software engineering students ourselves, building Studo between our own lectures and deadlines. The first version was a small tool built to answer that one question during an exam week. It grew from there into a workspace built around the same material every study session already starts from: the course itself.
Where we're going
Right now Studo turns your material into flashcards and a plan. The direction we're building toward is a workspace that understands your whole course, not just the parts you've already turned into a set, and can point you to what you haven't looked at yet.
We're still students building this alongside our own exams, so every feature gets tested the same way you'd test it: under deadline pressure, the week before a real one.