StudyTok is a studying app designed to learning and revising addicting, like TikTok, through the Scroll-to-Study format, and gamified features like streaks, XP, and leaderboards. StudyTok also leverages AI technology to make studying personalised, upload any form of content (almost) and our AI will generate questions based off of that content.

StudyTok makes studying personalized and interactive. Simply tap the Plus button in the bottom navigation bar to upload your content in any supported format for practice questions. Next, select or create a topic and subtopic to organize your materials. You can then choose your preferred study format—Flashcards, Multiple Choice Questions, Text Input Questions, or a combination. Once uploaded, your topics and subtopics appear on the Home page, where you can easily select a topic (with all its subtopics combined) or dive into specific subtopics to study. The Scroll-to-Study feature then delivers your materials in an engaging, TikTok-style scroll format.

Yes! StudyTok offers free features with ads. You can upgrade to the Pro version for €5/month to remove ads and unlock exclusive features.

StudyTok is available on Android and iOS devices and the Web App is a work in progress.

StudyTok is perfect for students, educators, and lifelong learners who want a more engaging and interactive way to study.

Tap the Plus button on the bottom navigation bar to upload your content in any supported format. Choose or create a topic and subtopic, then select the type of study materials you want—Flashcards, Multiple Choice Questions, Text Input Questions, or a mix. StudyTok’s AI analyzes your content to create personalized questions instantly.

“Scroll-to-Study” is a unique feature that displays your study materials in a format similar to TikTok, making studying addicting, engaging and effortless.

StudyTok keeps you motivated with features like streaks, XP-based levelling, leaderboards and notification reminders for consistent study habits.

You can create and organise your study content under topics and subtopics, when generating practice questions. On the Home page, you’ll find topics, e.g. History, (which combine all their subtopics) or individual subtopics, e.g. Industrial Revolution, for more focused study sessions.