u/Educational_Oil1454

Studix.app All the tools you need in one tab:

• Summaries
• Quizzes
• Inline explanations
• Mind maps
• Definitions / terminology
• Chat with PDF
• PDF to podcast
• Search resources
• Annotation tools
• Sketching Area
• Pomodoro timer

I’ve been working on something for students who are tired of juggling 10 different tools just to study one subject.

Studix is an AI-powered learning platform designed to keep everything in one place so you can actually focus on understanding, not switching tabs.

Here’s what it does:

• Upload your PDFs and turn them into structured lessons
• Generate summaries and quizzes automatically
• Highlight any section and get instant explanations or sources
• Take notes directly on your files
• Chat with AI that understands your exact material
• Turn lessons into podcasts if you prefer listening

It also includes built-in focus tools:

• Pomodoro timer
• Math + sketch space
• Free drawing
• Smart floating cards for quick review

The idea is simple:
Study → Understand → Practice → Review
Without leaving your workspace.

Would genuinely appreciate honest feedback, especially from students or anyone who studies a lot.

https://studix.app/

Have you ever noticed that when you walk from one room to another, you sometimes forget why you went there in the first place?

There’s a cognitive effect called the doorway effect: every time you switch context, like opening a new tab or app, your brain drops part of what it was just focused on. I kept hitting this while studying from PDFs. Reading in one place, notes in another, videos somewhere else, quizzes later. The studying wasn’t hard, the constant switching was.

So I built studix.app that keeps everything in one place.

What you see in the image is a single PDF view with:

• Text selection tools for highlighting, annotations, AI explanations, note-taking, and searching learning resources directly from selected text (all chapter awareness).
• A chapter sidebar that generates summaries and quizzes per chapter.
• A floating study card with extracted key definitions, a chapter mind map, and Q&A.
• Drawing and sketching space on top of the PDF.
• A toolbar with drawing, highlighting, and a Pomodoro timer with notification sounds.
• Advanced Pomodoro timer with notification sounds.

The idea is simple: reduce context switching and keep the brain in the same “study mode” instead of jumping between tools.

I’m still expanding the toolset, so suggestions and ideas are very welcome.

You can give it a try if you’re curious. There’s a free plan with a renewable monthly quota, so you can test it properly without committing to anything.