We re building Studoist (launching tommorow ), a student-first productivity app that combines focus timers, tasks, planners, AI revision tools, and light gamification (XP, streaks, leaderboards).
Before (and after) launch, we re curious about real experiences from students, builders, and educators:
What s the #1 reason study apps fail to stick after the first week? Do streaks and XP actually motivate you, or do they fade quickly? Would you rather see everything in one app or one tool done extremely well? How useful is AI for planning/revision vs. just adding noise? What s missing in tools like Notion, MyStudyLife, Forest, etc., for students?
Studoist is a calm, structured study system for students who want consistency, not motivation. Plan your syllabus, break it into tasks, study using focused sessions, revise with AI-powered flashcards, and track real progress with analytics, streaks, and levels. Designed for serious students preparing for school exams and competitive exams — no noise, no guilt, just a system that works.
