§ About
What Study Pill is.
A cram tool for the phone in your hand. You give it the material your course actually
runs on, and it gives you back notes you can read and questions you can drill — on the
walk to the exam hall, with the data off.
What happens to a file you upload
- It is read. Lecture slides, PDFs, Word and Excel documents, typed
notes, or a class WhatsApp export. The text is pulled out of the file as it stands.
- It becomes a note. Learning objectives, a table of the facts an exam
asks for, a section that explains the topic, and practice questions with an answer key
and an explanation for every answer.
- Each answer keeps its receipt. A question carries the sentence from
your own material that makes its answer true. If that sentence cannot be found in what
you uploaded, the citation is dropped rather than shown — an answer we cannot point at
is not an answer we let you revise from.
How you study it
- Cram. Your weakest questions first, one at a time.
- Mock exam. Timed, marked at the end, with every question reviewable
against the section it came from.
- Essay practice. Write against a real prompt and get it graded.
- Read aloud. A voice reads the note while you follow, or walk.
- Offline. Once a pack has loaded, it works with no signal.
For a class, not just a student
- Share a pack. On Class Rep, up to fifty classmates study the same
notes and questions and each keeps their own answers and progress.
- Sit a quiz together. The rep schedules a class quiz and shares one
link. Everyone gets the same paper at the same time, one attempt each, marked on the
server. Questions and options are ordered differently on every screen.
- One calendar. Tell Study Pill when your semester and exams run, once,
and every pack is paced backwards from those dates.
What it runs on
Study Pill is a GlueArrow product. Signing in and paying are GlueArrow's,
which is why your Study Pill account is the same account you use anywhere else on
GlueArrow, and why your mobile moneycard
details are never held here.
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