For language teachers

Stop typing flashcards.
Photograph the page instead.

Turn any page of your textbook into a study set your students open with one link — no app to install, no accounts to create, no passwords to reset.

Create your first course — free

Free for 3 decks. No card required.

A Chinese textbook beside a phone showing the flashcards generated from it

You already know the pattern. You spend an evening copying vocabulary into Quizlet. Half the class never downloads the app. By next lesson, most of them have forgotten the words anyway — because nothing happened in between.

A student with a textbook open and a phone in hand

Three steps, about two minutes

1

Photograph the page

Any textbook, any language. Handwriting and photocopies work too.

A phone camera pointed at a page of a French textbook
2

Check what it made

Cards come back with pronunciation and audio. You approve each one before anything is saved — nothing reaches your students unless you say so.

The review screen, with generated cards ticked or unticked before saving
3

Send one link

Paste it into WhatsApp or your class group. Students tap it and start studying — in their browser, straight away.

A student studying a shared deck in a phone browser at studi.help

What your students actually get

Per-student progress bars and the hardest cards for a class
Example class data

Pricing

Free

Enough to run a real class

  • Up to 3 decks
  • 10 photo or PDF pages a month
  • Unlimited cards from pasted text
  • Audio on every card
  • Share with unlimited students
  • Student progress tracking
  • A profile page to send students

Pro

$9.99 / month

  • Unlimited decks
  • Unlimited photo and PDF pages
  • Everything in Free
Upgrade to Pro

Cancel anytime. Tax added at checkout.

No commission, ever. You keep 100% of what your students pay you.

Why this exists

I built StudiHelp while learning Chinese from a paper textbook. I kept retyping the same words into other apps by hand, and kept forgetting them anyway between study sessions. What changed things was cards that came straight from the page I was already working through — and that I could review anywhere, from a link. Now I'm opening it up to other language teachers.

Questions teachers ask

Do my students need to download anything?

No. They open your link in whatever browser they already have. That's the whole point.

Do they need to create accounts?

No. They type their first name once and start. Their progress is remembered on their device.

Which languages work?

Any pair — you set what you teach and what your students speak. It's been tested most heavily on Chinese, Spanish and Portuguese.

How is this different from Quizlet?

Quizlet expects you to type every card. StudiHelp reads them off a photo of your textbook — and you approve each one before it's saved.

What if it gets something wrong?

You review every card before saving, and can edit or delete any card later. Students can flag anything that looks off, and it lands in your dashboard.

Is the free tier a trial?

No. Three decks, unlimited students, no time limit. If that's all you need, that's genuinely all you need.

Try it with one lesson

Photograph a page you're teaching this week and see what comes back.

Create your first course — free