StudentHub
One app for all the things students need
What it does
Calendar, note-taking, to-do list, whiteboard, flashcards, quizzes and lecture transcribing and a lot more — synced privately through your own iCloud. For iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Calendar, note-taking, to-do list, canvas, flashcards, quizzes and lecture transcribing — synced privately through your own iCloud. For iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Calendar, notes, tasks, flashcards, recordings and focus sessions — synced across iPhone, iPad and Mac. Replace a scattered study setup with one connected workspace for notes, lecture recordings, transcripts, files, boards, grades, deadlines, tasks, flashcards, quizzes and more. An infinite surface for all your ideas, brainstorming, notes, images, visuals and more. Record and transcribe in an instant. Then use your lecture material to create flashcards, questions and study content in Studio. Carefully crafted and developed so you only need one single app. The only app you'll ever need for note-taking, lecture recordings, scanning files, flashcard and quiz generator, your grade insight,…from getstudenthub.app
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