Know what to study.
And what you can skip.
Upload a PDF and get back study notes, practice questions and flashcards, with every section ranked by how much it actually matters. The whole book — 400 pages, not a chapter at a time.
No subscription. A whole 418-page textbook costs about $2, once.
Built for people revising for something real: AWS and Azure certification, CompTIA, ACCA and CIMA, medical and law finals, or a vendor manual nobody else will read for you.
See a real AI study guide, ranked section by section
Three real sections from the sample pack — 32 pages of The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0, cut into 11 sections and ranked. Must-know sections open by default; skippable ones stay closed, so the shape of the document is visible before you read a word.
How to turn a PDF into study notes and flashcards
Upload a PDF
You see the page count, the word count and the estimated cost before anything runs. Nothing is spent without your say-so.
It reads and ranks
The document is split into its real sections, each one ranked, then written up as notes and multiple-choice questions with explanations.
Study and drill
Read the notes, sit the test, then build a flashcard deck scheduled by spaced repetition so the material actually sticks.
Pricing: no subscription, pay per document
Every other study tool bills you monthly for something you need twice a year. StudySift does not. You buy credit, you spend it when you build a pack, and what is left does not expire — a 400-page book comes to about $2, a chapter to well under a dollar. You see the price before anything runs.
Priced per study page of 500 words rather than per sheet of paper, because a dense page costs roughly three times what a sparse one does. Charging by physical pages would quietly penalise exactly the people uploading the hardest material. Documents up to 500 pages.
We will double your first top-up
StudySift opens shortly, and everyone on this list gets double credit on their first top-up — put in $10, get $20 to spend. That is roughly nine full-length textbooks, ranked end to end with notes, practice questions and flashcards. One email, when it happens.
No card, no account yet. One email at launch, nothing else, and no sharing your address — see the privacy policy.