Tool profile
Studdy: cost, fit and limits
Studdy is an AI tutoring service that teaches from a student's own notes, slides, PDFs, textbooks and homework through an AI Whiteboard Tutor, and generates practice questions from the same uploaded material. It is aimed at students.
What to know first
Studdy is a young product with a thin public footprint. The homepage promises an AI Whiteboard Tutor that teaches from uploaded study materials, plus practice questions, quizzes and review modes under the line Teach, review, quiz. The first lesson is free. The pricing URL returned 404, no plan is named, and the maker and country are not stated. Reviews were not checked.
Studdy at a glance
| Maker | Not stated on the vendor pages, Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | Quote only |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Homework Helpers in 2026, rank 10 of 12 |
| Website | studdyai.com |
Who Studdy is best for
Visual learners
The whiteboard tutor teaches step by step on a shared canvas, which suits students who follow a worked example better than a block of chat text.
Students with their own materials
Notes, slides, PDFs and textbook pages go in, and teaching and practice questions come from them, so the help matches the course instead of generic examples.
Students testing a tutor
The first lesson is free and starting requires no payment on the homepage, so a student can judge the teaching style before any commitment.
Studdy plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free first lesson | Free | The homepage offers a Start for free button and says the first lesson is free. Limits after the first lesson are not described. |
| Paid plan | Not published | No plan, price or tier is named on the pages opened, and the pricing URL tried returned a 404 error. |
| Schools and groups | Not found | Group terms are absent from the pages opened, so a teacher would have to write to the vendor first. |
Checked November 2026.
What Studdy does
- AI Whiteboard Tutor
- A tutor explains a topic on a whiteboard, working from the student's uploaded materials. The homepage presents it as the core product rather than a side chat.
- Teaching from uploads
- Notes, slides, PDFs, textbooks and homework can be uploaded as the lesson source. Supported file sizes and formats beyond those named were not stated on the page.
- Practice questions
- Practice questions are generated from the student's own materials, so drills cover the unit being studied. The page does not describe difficulty levels or answer checking.
- Quiz and review modes
- The homepage copy names teach, review and quiz as the three modes. No detail on how review is scheduled or how quiz results are stored appears on the page.
How Studdy handles your data
The Studdy homepage does not state whether uploaded notes, slides or homework are retained, used to train models or hosted in a particular region, and it names no certification. The privacy policy URL tried returned a 404 error, so the vendor's policy was not checked for any of these questions. The maker and country are also not stated on the pages opened. Students uploading textbooks or graded homework should look for a policy inside the app before sharing material.
Where Studdy falls short in practice
- No pricing information. No plan or price is named and the pricing URL returned 404, so a student cannot see what continued use costs after the free first lesson.
- No readable privacy policy. The privacy URL returned 404. Uploading coursework to a service whose data terms could not be read is a risk the buyer must accept or avoid.
- Unknown company. Neither the legal name nor the country appears on the pages opened, so a school cannot assess who handles student uploads or under which law.
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Studdy: common questions
Is Studdy free?
The homepage offers Start for free and says the first lesson is free. It does not describe what happens after that lesson, and no plan or price is named. A student should do the first lesson on a real topic, then check what the app asks for before a second session.
What is the AI Whiteboard Tutor?
The homepage describes an AI tutor that teaches from the student's uploaded notes, slides, PDFs, textbooks and homework on a whiteboard. The page gives no sample session or accuracy data. Judge it by uploading a unit you already know and seeing whether the lesson follows your material.
Can Studdy make practice questions from my notes?
Yes, the homepage says practice questions come from the user's own materials, and it lists quiz and review modes. It does not state how many questions it creates or whether answers are explained. Test with one chapter and compare the questions with your teacher's past tests.
Who makes Studdy and where is it based?
The pages we opened do not state a company name or a country, and the privacy policy URL returned 404. We therefore write that they are not stated on the vendor pages. Use caution with uploads until the data terms can be read.
How does Studdy handle my uploaded homework?
The homepage says nothing on retention, training or hosting, and the privacy URL tried was a 404 page. That leaves the question unanswered. Ask the vendor for its policy in writing before uploading graded homework, and remove personal details from files where you can.