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We don't tell you.
We show you.
No mockups, no promises: every card below is STUDIA captured while it works. You upload, the AI understands, it becomes study, it stays organized — four areas, one desk.
Upload anything. The AI understands.
PDFs, photos of notes, lecture audio, an entire textbook. Bring it to your desk and it becomes clean, organized text, ready to study.
The desk
All your studying, in one place.
Every subject, every folder, every topic in its place. This is where your material makes its home — and where everything starts.
Diritto privato
14 topics
Anatomia
9 topics
Microeconomia
11 topics
Storia romana
6 topics
Statistica
8 topics
Filosofia morale
5 topics
Upload · any format
No format blocks you. No limit stops you.
Drag in PDFs, DOCX, photos of handwritten notes, lecture audio, videos, YouTube links. STUDIA reads them all — OCR for photos, transcription for audio — and fuses them into a single text.
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Extraction · three modes
Not just Genius.
Genius is the deep extraction, for huge materials. But it's only one of three modes: pick the right one for what you upload.
Deep · Genius
An entire textbook? Genius splits it into chapters.
For huge materials — a book, a course pack hundreds of pages long — Genius detects the structure, splits the chapters and creates a topic for each one, with a brief that tells you what's inside before you even open it. Short notes, on the other hand, instantly become a single topic.
ChaptersBriefOCRWhisper
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Management · after extraction
The extracted text, in your hands.
The original always stays transcribed and faithful — intact formulas included. And you can transform it in three moves:
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It becomes study. From your sources.
From every topic, outputs built for learning. And whatever the AI writes, it writes starting from your material, citing it.
The elaborations
One topic. Four ways to study it.
Mind map
Nodes pop up and edges draw themselves: you see how concepts talk to each other.
Mode 01 / 04
Beyond a single upload.
The AI always starts from your sources. And cites them.
Every line you read comes from the material you uploaded: transcribed, translated, reordered, laid out, with a reference to the source. AI can still make mistakes: that’s why every passage can be verified.
Senior. The concierge above your desk.
An assistant that knows all your subjects: it searches your notes, prepares a plan, creates maps and quizzes right in the chat — and won't move a thing without asking you first.
What Senior can do.
- The desk
Ask, and your desk sorts itself out.
Scattered subjects become folders neatly ordered by year. And before moving anything, Senior shows you how things look now and how they will look after.
You askGroup my subjects by course year - The search
One question. It searches everything you have.
Senior reads all your subjects and answers pointing to the pages the answer comes from, so you can check it. If something isn’t in your notes, it tells you.
You askWhere did I write the definition of elasticity? - The depth
A quick answer or a long piece of work. You choose.
Quick to clear up a doubt, Balanced to really understand, Deep for demanding assignments. You only pay for what you use, without thinking about credits.
You askExplain this chapter to me like a lesson - The scope
You decide what to talk about.
All your subjects, a single one or a handful of topics: you set the boundaries and Senior stays inside them. And you can widen or narrow them while you talk.
You askLet's stick to Private law, chapters 3 and 4 - The plan
A study plan, already in your calendar.
Senior spreads the sessions out until the exam and writes them into your calendar, with a reminder the night before. Nothing lands in your schedule without your ok.
You askGet me ready for the History exam by June 12 - The materials
Maps, quizzes and slides, inside the conversation.
Ask for a map to review, a quiz to practice or slides to present: they are born in the chat, ready to use. And if something's off, you tell Senior and it redoes them.
You askMake me a 10-question quiz on this summary - The desk
Ask, and your desk sorts itself out.
Scattered subjects become folders neatly ordered by year. And before moving anything, Senior shows you how things look now and how they will look after.
You askGroup my subjects by course year - The search
One question. It searches everything you have.
Senior reads all your subjects and answers pointing to the pages the answer comes from, so you can check it. If something isn’t in your notes, it tells you.
You askWhere did I write the definition of elasticity? - The depth
A quick answer or a long piece of work. You choose.
Quick to clear up a doubt, Balanced to really understand, Deep for demanding assignments. You only pay for what you use, without thinking about credits.
You askExplain this chapter to me like a lesson - The scope
You decide what to talk about.
All your subjects, a single one or a handful of topics: you set the boundaries and Senior stays inside them. And you can widen or narrow them while you talk.
You askLet's stick to Private law, chapters 3 and 4 - The plan
A study plan, already in your calendar.
Senior spreads the sessions out until the exam and writes them into your calendar, with a reminder the night before. Nothing lands in your schedule without your ok.
You askGet me ready for the History exam by June 12 - The materials
Maps, quizzes and slides, inside the conversation.
Ask for a map to review, a quiz to practice or slides to present: they are born in the chat, ready to use. And if something's off, you tell Senior and it redoes them.
You askMake me a 10-question quiz on this summary
You ask · Senior answers · You decide
Start now.
Upload your subjects. From there, Senior reads, searches and prepares — and every answer starts from what you uploaded.
Every answer starts from your sources. Always.