Your whole semester on one screen.
Upload your course outlines or enter your classes once. Studily turns them into a weekly schedule, tracks every assignment and exam, tells you where your grade stands, rewards your study time with XP and badges, and connects you with the people in your courses.
No card, no trial. "Look around first" opens the real app filled with a demo semester.
Right now it's spread across four apps.
Studily puts your schedule, deadlines, grades, flashcards, study timer and classmates in one app, so nothing slips through the gaps between them.
Calendar app
class times
Notes doc
assignments
Reminders
deadlines
Group chat
classmates
Studily
All four, wired to the same courses.
- Your calendar app knows when your classes are, but nothing about what's due.
- Your notes doc has the assignments, but won't remind you about any of them.
- Your group chat has the classmates, but isn't attached to a single course.
01Your schedule
Upload your outline, read your week at a glance.
Drop in a course outline and Studily reads it for you: class times, rooms, assignments, exams and how much each one is worth. Or add a course yourself. Lectures, labs and tutorials land on a real time axis, so a three-hour lab looks like three hours, and every class carries its colour through to your calendar and your deadlines.
Next in 1h 20m
02Your deadlines
Never get blindsided by a due date again.
Assignments and exams sit under the course they belong to, with their weight attached. They surface on your dashboard as they approach, and your phone buzzes an hour before each class, a week before each deadline, and the morning of every exam.
- in 3 days
Problem Set 3: Chain Rule
Calculus I
- in 3 days
Reading Response 4
Introduction to Psychology · worth 8%
- in 3 days
Lab Report 4: Photosynthesis
Introductory Biology · worth 12%
- in 3 days
Midterm 2
Introduction to Psychology · worth 30%
Class in 1 hour
Calculus I starts at 9:30 AM
03Your grade
Know exactly where you stand, and what's left.
Score an item and Studily weights it for you. Instead of guessing, you get the number, plus the number you'd need on everything still ungraded to land where you're aiming.
45% of the course graded
To finish at 80% you need 77% on the remaining 55%.
04Your studying
Review it before you forget it.
Build a set for a course and study it four ways: spaced-repetition flashcards that bring each card back right before you'd forget it, Learn mode to quiz yourself, and Memory and Match when you want a game. Every run ends with a summary of what you got right and what to review.
What is the powerhouse of the cell?
The mitochondria.
05Your progress
Studying that actually adds up.
Start a study session with Pomodoro blocks or a timer and check off what you planned. Every block you finish earns XP, a daily streak multiplies it, and every level pays out coins. Collect badges in seven tiers from wood to rainbow obsidian, show your best three on your profile, and spend coins on flair rings that everyone sees around your profile picture.
Block done
Finish lab report draft
Maya Chen
@maya
And when you need it
06Flashcards you can share
Share a set with your friends, copy theirs with credit to whoever made it, and see a preview of any set link right in your chat.
Classmates, found automatically
Type in PSYC 101 and Studily surfaces everyone else at your school taking it. No invite links, no adding people one at a time.
Messages built in
Real-time DMs and group chats with image and file attachments, so the course and the conversation live in the same place.
Bring the calendar you already have
Paste your Canvas, Brightspace or Moodle calendar link and your due dates come with you, or an .ics link from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, or your school's timetable. Export yours back out the same way.
Study tools when you need them
A Pomodoro timer that keeps running across the app, a to-do list, a scientific calculator with fractions and units, and a searchable periodic table for all 118 elements.
On your phone, properly
Install it to your home screen and get push notifications before class and ahead of every deadline. Dark mode included.
Why I built this
I used to run my semesters out of a general-purpose notes app and a shared calendar. Manually re-entering my classes, switching between apps, building my own dashboard every term. It was messy enough that I stopped bothering to stay organised at all.
So I built the thing I wanted instead: everything a student actually juggles, bundled into one app, and free.
Ryan, Computing Science at SFU. More about Studily
It's free, and it's staying free.
- No card required
- Browse the demo without an account
- Your data stays yours