StudyDeck reads a textbook PDF — or a few photos of a page, or your own notes — and builds the flashcards, study notes, quizzes, worksheets, mind maps and games for every chapter. Built for independent learning, family study and teaching, with content-strict AI. No accounts needed for solo study.
StudyDeck turns one upload — a textbook PDF, photos of a page, a zip or pasted notes — into a complete study set for every chapter. It splits the material into chapters and fills each one out automatically, so prep that used to take an evening takes a coffee break.
One PDF, a stack of page photos, a zip, or pasted text. Nothing else to set up.
StudyDeck builds flashcards, notes, quizzes, worksheets, mind maps, vocabulary and games from your own material, with AI that draws only on what you gave it. You stay in charge of it: study on your own, share with learners, or use the kid kiosk — with no third-party trackers, ever.
Drop in a subject PDF — or a few photos of the pages — and StudyDeck reads it, splits it into chapters, and builds the full set for each: flashcards, notes, vocab, a mind map, a worksheet, a quiz and practice games. Walk away and check back when it's done.
Paste a passage or a lesson plan and get a full deck of question-and-answer cards in seconds — each with its own auto-generated illustration. Grounded strictly in what you gave it, never outside knowledge.
Press the mic and give the lesson out loud. StudyDeck writes down what you say, then turns that lesson into flashcards, notes, a quiz, a worksheet and the rest — built only from your own words. No audio is ever recorded or uploaded; the speech-to-text happens in your browser, and only the text you save is stored.
Every chapter gets a printable summary with keywords highlighted, plus a multiple-choice quiz to check understanding.
One tap turns a chapter into an A4 worksheet — word search, match-the-pairs, fill-the-blanks, true-or-false and short answer.
Study Mode shows one card at a time, full-screen, with spaced repetition per student — overdue cards surface first. No chrome, no noise.
StudyDeck builds six arcade games from the chapter's own content — Memory Match, Quick Quiz Rush, Word Scramble, Word Hunt, Fill Rush and True or False.
StudyDeck turns a paragraph into a pannable, zoomable diagram — branching concepts, or steps with decision points.
StudyDeck makes dictionary-style word cards with the meaning, an example sentence and an auto-generated picture. Folders keep themes together.
Open studydeck.online/web on the family PC — a QR appears. From the parent app on your phone, pick what your child studies tonight, scan the QR, and the PC switches into a focus-only kid view. No login on their side, no menu, no distractions.
Every answer a learner gives is remembered — not just right or wrong, but what they seem to believe when it's wrong. The Mastery Map shows the concepts that keep slipping, the kind of thinking they find hard, and where they're already solid. Nothing to fill in; it's built from work they've already done.
The next worksheet leans toward what they're missing and keeps coming back to it until it sticks — same level, more practice, never a harder paper for someone already struggling. And when one idea won't land, Reteach explains it a second way, with a fresh example and an everyday comparison.
On the kid kiosk, your child can ask about the chapter in front of them — "but why does it float?" — and get a real answer, in their words, at their level. It stays on their chapter and it won't hand over the answer to a question they're meant to be working out. Ask it anything else and it says so, kindly.
Sign in once on studydeck.online/m/parent with Google. Pick the child, the chapters or vocabulary or mind maps, choose Study Mode or a mini-game, and tap Go. Tonight's session is on the kid's screen seconds later.
StudyDeck works in three steps: add your content, let the AI draft the study set, then review it and study your way.
Upload a whole subject PDF, snap a few photos of the page, or paste text — your notes, a transcript, anything. StudyDeck never uses outside knowledge beyond what you give it.
Flashcards, chapter notes, an MCQ quiz, worksheets, practice decks and a mind map — all generated from your content in seconds. Review, edit anything that doesn't fit, and save.
Use Study Mode for your own revision, print notes to review offline, or share a focused session with learners. Progress stays private in your account.
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StudyDeck's kid kiosk puts a study session on the family PC in three taps, and the child never logs in: open studydeck.online/web on the PC, pick the chapter on your phone, and scan the QR code. It works like WhatsApp Web — the kid never hunts through a menu, you do that on your phone.
/web on the kid's PCOne bookmark, no sign-in. The screen shows nothing but a QR code, ready for tonight's session.
Open the parent app, choose the child, the chapter, the mode — Study, Vocabulary, Mind Map, or a cosy mini-game — then tap Go.
Scan the kid's QR and your selection appears on their PC instantly — no nav, no other tabs. When they finish, the PC drops back to a fresh QR for next time.
StudyDeck has a plan for studying solo, teaching your own kids, or tutoring a roomful — and the single-learner Student plan is free. The paid plans start with a free trial, then run monthly or yearly. Pay by card, UPI or bank transfer — no auto-renewal, no surprise charges.
Free, with no subscription — the full StudyDeck toolkit for one learner. Flashcards, notes, quizzes, mind maps and games, plus bulk PDF import. Buy AI credits only when you need them.
One file for the whole family — pick the plan that fits how many kids you're teaching.
More students, more credits — and you can bring your own AI keys (BYOK) on every plan.
Every plan includes managed AI credits — and a free trial to start. School / Chain — contact us
Yes. You sign in once with Google and your classes, cards, notes and progress live in your own private account — open the app on your laptop at school and your phone at home and you'll see the same thing. The app keeps working through brief connection blips during a session; a full reload just needs a moment of network to sign you back in.
Your content is stored in your own private StudyDeck account so it can sync across your devices — it's yours, it's never sold, and there are no third-party advertising trackers. Kids don't get accounts at all: a paired session shows only what you chose, with nothing collected about them beyond their study progress, which stays under your account.
No. Your plan includes managed AI credits, so generating cards, notes, worksheets and images just works out of the box — nothing to configure. Behind the scenes StudyDeck spreads the load across several providers and automatically falls back if one is busy, so you never see a dead end. Higher tiers can also plug in their own provider keys if they prefer.
Any device with a modern browser — iPhone, iPad, Chromebook, Android phone or tablet, Windows, Mac, Linux. Nothing to install from an app store: open it in the browser, and on mobile you can Add-to-Home-Screen (or Install on Chrome/Edge) to get an app icon that opens full-screen.
Yes, and it’s free. The Student plan has no subscription at all — a single learner gets the full StudyDeck toolkit, so you can upload a whole textbook PDF or photos of your notes and AI builds flashcards, study notes, quizzes, worksheets, mind maps and mini-games, with spaced repetition so the tricky cards come back. Bulk PDF/photo import is included. You start with 500 AI credits, once, and buy more only when you run out; bought credits never expire. No card, and no one else needs an account.
The Private Teacher plan is live today. School and tuition-chain tiers — with student + parent portals, per-student progress, parent weekly digests, and QR-scan login for kids — are on the way. Get in touch and we'll tell you the timeline and price.
Silently. A new version downloads in the background and activates the next time you open the app — your current session is never interrupted. No app-store approval to wait for.
Start free, see what StudyDeck builds from your own material, and keep it only if it earns its place.