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Drop in your lecture. Get 6 key ideas, chunked lessons, and a mind map back in under 2 minutes. You did nothing. You learned everything.
Upload any lecture. Get a lesson built for your brain, with chat, mind maps, and a study plan that works around your life.
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Drop in your lecture. Get 6 key ideas, chunked lessons, and a mind map back in under 2 minutes. You did nothing. You learned everything.
Ask anything. Ask it again differently. Classmate keeps trying until the lightbulb turns on. Infinite patience, zero judgment.
Tell it your exam date. Get a day-by-day plan that fits your life. Study smart. Sleep. Repeat.
Auto-generated quizzes on your weak spots. No more exam-day 'wait, we covered that?' moments.
Tell Classmate how you learn best, what you're into and which subjects give you a headache. Every lesson, example and quiz bends around that. Then watch your mastery climb topic by topic, and keep your streak going.
No sign-up. No download. Just watch Classmate turn a random lecture into a lesson.
A whole month of Classmate costs less than one private lesson.
~€20/ lesson
45 to 60 minutes
€19.99/ month
30 days, whenever you need it
The lesson price is approximate: about 20 € for 45 to 60 minutes. The Classmate price is the current Starter plan price for your country.
Try Starter free for 14 days, 5 lectures included. Keep going if it works. That's it.
Give it your lecture and it helps you learn it faster and with less effort. Snap your slides or drop in a PDF, and about a minute later the whole thing is split into short parts you can read in one go, with a quick question every few parts to check you remember what you just read. After that it keeps track of what you know and what's starting to slip.
Photos of slides, your handwritten notes, scanned pages or a PDF. In the phone app you can scan pages straight from the camera. Got a 200-page PDF? Pick only the pages you need. You can also leave a short note, like "focus on chapter 3", and Classmate will keep it in mind.
No. It builds the lesson only from your material and keeps every definition, formula and fact in it. It explains them in plainer words and adds examples, but it doesn't cut corners. And if you ask about something your lecture doesn't cover, it tells you the answer comes from outside it.
Ace is the little robot who studies with you. Stuck on a part? Ask Ace and you get a straight answer first, then an analogy, an example or an exam tip if you want more. Still confused? Ace explains it a different way instead of repeating itself. You can even send a photo of a task or a textbook page.
A chatbot starts from zero every time. Classmate already knows you: your school level, how you like to learn, what you're into, which subjects come easy and which don't. So you get explanations in words that fit your level, analogies from your own hobbies, and smaller steps in the subjects you find hard. It also remembers every wrong answer and brings it back before the exam.
Every answer you give updates what Classmate knows about you, one concept at a time. When something starts to fade, it shows up in your daily review: about five questions, around five minutes. If an exam is coming up that week, those topics go first. The phone app gives you a nudge when a few things are due.
Yes. Add your exam date and the lectures it covers, say how many hours a day you have and which days are off, and you get a day-by-day plan. The plan looks at what you've already covered and what you keep getting wrong, so your time goes where you need it most.
Yes. Pick a few of your lectures or upload your materials, and Classmate puts together a practice exam: multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, matching and written answers. You see right away if you got it, you can ask why, and at the end you get a list of topics to go over again.
Yes, the whole app is in English and Serbian. Your lecture and your explanations don't have to be in the same language, so an English textbook can be explained to you in Serbian, and the other way around.
In your browser and in the Android app. It's one account, so a lecture you scan on your phone is already waiting on your laptop.
No. Your lectures, notes and answers aren't used to train public AI models. The AI only gets what it needs to help you study, and it never sees your email.
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