Studyable

What is Studyable?

Studyable is an AI study app that solves homework questions step by step, answers follow-up questions in a tutor chat, makes flashcards and grades essay drafts. Its homepage calls it a free AI study app for every subject.

The workflow starts with a question. You photograph a problem or type it, and the app returns a worked solution. From there you can ask the chat tutor why a step works, turn notes into flashcards or quizzes, or paste an essay for feedback. Directory listings also describe a summariser and an explain function for difficult reading.

The iOS app is published by Inter Platforms Pty Ltd, an Australian company, and There’s An AI For That records an initial release in March 2023. The App Store showed version 1.4.4, released in April 2025, with a 4.7 rating. Like any homework helper, it raises academic-integrity questions, so use it to understand methods and check your own work, and follow your school’s rules on AI use.

Key Features

The photo solver and Essay Grader matter most, because together they cover the two biggest homework jobs: working through problems and improving written answers.

• Photo problem solver: You photograph a question or type it, and Studyable returns a worked solution broken into steps. The App Store listing names algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus and statistics, with equation graphing for visual checks.
• AI tutor chat: A chat tutor answers follow-up questions in plain language and can read images you upload. The App Store description also mentions web browsing, so the tutor can pull in material beyond its own training.
• Essay Grader: The Essay Grader reviews a draft and returns feedback on what to improve before you hand it in. The official homepage names it as a core tool, which suits students who want a second reader at midnight.
• Flashcard generation: Studyable turns your notes into flashcards automatically, so you skip hours of manual card writing. Directory reviews say the cards use spaced repetition, which schedules harder cards to come back more often.
• Summaries and explanations: Long chapters can be condensed into shorter summaries, and an explain function rewrites a hard idea in simpler words. Both help when a reading list is longer than the time left before an exam.
• Practice quizzes: The tool builds multiple-choice questions from your material and checks your answers. One directory says a full study set of cards, questions and summaries can be produced within seconds of uploading notes.

Pros

Breadth at a low price is Studyable’s strongest argument, since one subscription covers maths, sciences, essays and revision cards.

• Wide subject coverage: One app handles maths, sciences and humanities instead of needing separate tools. The App Store lists subjects from discrete mathematics to biology, so a student can keep one subscription all year.
• Fast photo input: Snapping a picture of a worksheet is quicker than typing an equation into a chat box. Directory reviewers say the worked steps are clear for straightforward problems, which helps with checking homework.
• Low-cost entry: A free tier lets you try the core tools before paying anything. If you do upgrade, the $49.99 annual plan on the App Store works out at roughly $4.17 a month.
• Well rated on iPhone: Users give the iOS app 4.7 out of 5 from about 1,100 ratings on the App Store. That is a reasonable sample, and it suggests most students find the interface easy to pick up.
• Writing feedback included: Essay feedback sits in the same subscription as maths help and flashcards. Students who would otherwise pay for a separate writing checker get both kinds of support in one place.

Cons

Accuracy is the weak point, because AI-generated steps and facts can be wrong and a student may not spot the error.

• Accuracy needs checking: Answers can be wrong, especially on complex or specialist material, and one review site lists frequent accuracy issues. Check every step against your textbook or class notes before you rely on it for marks.
• Free tier runs out quickly: Reviewers report limited daily questions on the free plan and an early paywall. Serious exam revision will probably push you onto Pro within the first week of regular use.
• Mixed pricing information: Directories quote monthly prices from $3.99 to $9.99, and the official site does not show a price list without JavaScript. Treat the App Store figures as the reliable reference and check your own country.
• Little public documentation: We found no help centre, published API or detailed company page beyond the app listing. If something breaks, your support route is less clear than with larger study platforms.
• Mobile stability complaints: One review site cites crash reports during active study sessions. Save important notes elsewhere, and use the web version if the app becomes unstable on an older iPhone.

Who is Using Studyable?

Secondary school and university students make up most of Studyable’s audience, using it for homework checks, revision decks and essay feedback.

• High school students: Teenagers use the photo solver for maths homework and the chat tutor for science questions. They mostly want to see the method rather than only the final answer.
• University students: Undergraduates with long reading lists use summaries and flashcards to cut revision time. Reviews say college students with heavy reading loads gain the most.
• Pre-medical students: Some health science students build spaced repetition decks from lecture notes. Reviewers warn that AI facts must be checked carefully before high-stakes exams.
• Students writing essays: Learners drafting coursework use the Essay Grader for feedback on structure and clarity. They then revise the work themselves before submission.

Pricing

Studyable is freemium, with a free tier and Pro subscriptions from $4.99 a week (App Store in-app purchases, US store, October 2026).

Directories disagree: There’s An AI For That lists paid plans from $3.99 a month, Futurepedia shows $9.99, and Tools for Humans quotes $8.99 monthly and $47.99 yearly, so these may be older or web-only prices.

Disclaimer: app store prices vary by country and can change at renewal, so check the amount shown in your own store.

What Makes Studyable Unique?

Essay grading inside a maths homework app is the unusual combination here. Most photo solvers stop at equations, while most writing checkers ignore numbers, and Studyable puts both in one subscription.

The tutor chat is the other difference. Because it accepts images and, according to the App Store, can browse the web, you can move from a worked answer to a follow-up question without switching apps or retyping the problem.

Compatibilities and Integrations

Studyable works through a web app and an iPhone and iPad app, and we could not confirm any third-party integrations.

• Web: The main product lives at studyable.app and needs JavaScript in a modern browser. No desktop download is required.
• iOS and visionOS: The App Store app requires iOS 13 or later and also runs on Apple Vision. It is rated 4+ for age.
• Android: Futurepedia lists Android support, but we could not confirm a Google Play listing. Android users should start with the web version.
• Integrations and API: One directory mentions cloud storage links and an API, but nothing on the official pages confirmed either. Plan to copy work in and out manually.

Studyable Tutorials

Getting a first worked answer takes about five minutes, and the steps below cover the main tools.

1. Open studyable.app in your browser or install Studyable: AI Study Help from the App Store.
2. Create a free account and pick the subjects you are studying.
3. Photograph a homework question or type it, then read each step of the worked solution.
4. Upload your class notes and generate flashcards, a summary or a practice quiz.
5. Paste an essay draft into the Essay Grader and note the feedback you agree with.
6. Upgrade to Pro only if you keep hitting the free daily limits.

How We Rated It

Studyable scores 3.5 out of 5, with strong ease of use and broad features pulled down by accuracy concerns and thin documentation.

Summary

Studyable suits school and university students who want one inexpensive app for maths steps, revision cards and essay feedback. Its main limitation is accuracy, since AI answers can be wrong and support resources are thin. It works best as a checking and explaining tool, not as a way to produce work you submit as your own. We rate it as a capable all-rounder rather than a specialist. Start on the free tier, and if you upgrade, the annual plan costs far less per month than weekly billing.