For students and parents

Walk in knowing what's due.

Your school assistant that already checked the portals — then one calm message before things are due. No app to install.

Free to start. No streaks, no guilt, no confetti. Your data is yours alone.

The StudyBot Today page on a phone with a student's day and deadlines

Your whole week, on one page.

What it does

Every portal, one calm place.

School lives in too many tabs. StudyBot pulls them together and only speaks up when something needs you.

Reads your portals for you

Your school's portals, the course platform, school email and the class calendar — StudyBot checks whatever your school uses so you don't have to. New assignment posted at 11pm? It already saw it.

Nudges on WhatsApp

A friendly heads-up before a deadline, right where you already text. Before it's too late, not after.

Ask it anything

"What's due Friday?" "When's the next game?" Chat with the assistant that actually read the announcements — and cites the page it used.

Private by design

Your school data is yours alone. StudyBot reads it to help you and never sells it or shares it. Full stop.

How it works

Set it up once. Relax after that.

The connections screen where a student links their school accounts

A couple of taps, no password to invent.

Step 1

Connect your school accounts

Link the portals your school uses in a couple of taps. It takes about two minutes, and there is no password to invent.

The Today page with the most important deadlines ranked first

The real deadlines, first.

Step 2

StudyBot reads and ranks

It sorts the noise from what matters, so your page shows the real deadlines first.

Step 3

Then it nudges you before deadlines

A calm WhatsApp message lands at the right time. No surprises, no 2am panic.

The shared class calendar with everyone's deadlines

One calendar the class builds together.

The class calendar

The week your whole class can see.

A deadline one person heard about becomes a deadline everyone sees. The class keeps one calendar honest together — that's how a single classmate turns into the whole class walking in prepared.

For parents

Peace of mind, not surveillance.

You get a weekly summary in plain categories your teenager chooses. You see how the week is going. You do not see their messages, and you do not see their schoolwork. That boundary is why they agree to it.

The parent weekly summary in plain categories

How the week is going — nothing more.

A weekly summary, in plain words

"On top of it" or "heavy week" — the shape of the week, not a stream of alerts.

Your teenager controls what's shared

They choose the categories you see. Consent is theirs, which is exactly why they say yes.

What you never see

Not their messages, not their marks, not the detail of their schoolwork. The boundary is the product.

A free week before anything is paid

See a real summary before you decide. Nothing charges until you choose to continue.

Pricing

Simple prices. No surprise renewals.

The dashboard, the class calendar and the weekly summary are free. Pro adds the daily WhatsApp digest and the portal connectors that read everything for you.

Monthly

€5 / month

Same Pro, month by month. Try it for exam season and cancel in two taps whenever you like.

Start monthly

Family pass

€69 / school year

One payment covers every kid you're linked to: two, three, the whole crew. Also expires in June, also never auto-renews.

Get the family pass

At a school that runs StudyBot? Then Pro is already covered for you. Sign up with your school's code and everything unlocks, free. If your school doesn't run it yet, here is the page to forward them.

The quiet promises.

Your data is yours alone

Read to help you, never sold, never shared. Data stays in the EU.

No guilt mechanics

No streaks, no confetti, no leaderboards. Calm is the point.

No narc dashboard

Parents see the shape of the week, chosen by the student — never the private detail.

Walk into class already knowing what's due.

Set up StudyBot tonight and let it carry the job of keeping track. You do the work that actually matters.