Studit vs WoofNote

Studit is an AI learning app that transforms “just reading” into “understanding and remembering.” When you save PDF documents and web links, you can learn in one continuous flow: core summaries, quizzes, document-based Q&A, wrong-answer review, and notes/handwriting notes. If you’ve ever finished complex materials and still felt unsure about what matters most, Studit helps you find the right learning direction. Key Features AI Summaries: Quickly organize long documents around key points Quiz Learning: Check understanding with document-based questions Ask Questions: Instantly verify needed content based on document context Wrong-Answer Review: Collect missed questions for repeated practice Original Document View: Check the source document anytime while learning Link Learning: Summarize and ask questions from web content the same way Notes & Handwriting Notes: Record and manage learning content in-app Folder Management: Organize materials by topic for structured learning Recommended For People who frequently read papers, lecture materials, technical docs, or certification materials People with lots of materials but difficulty organizing them People who want to study in a flow of summary → solving questions → asking → review People who want to manage personal study records in one place Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

WoofNote turns the questions you got wrong into your own review notes. Saw a question you missed on a test, glanced at it once, and moved on? You'll probably miss it again. Just snap a photo of the question you got wrong — AI reconstructs it into a review note and picks what to review each day based on the forgetting curve. [How to use] 1. Take a photo of the question you got wrong. 2. AI reconstructs it into a review note. 3. Each evening, review the questions due that day. [Why you'll love it] • Just add a photo — your questions are organized automatically. • Spaced repetition (SRS) brings each one back right before you forget it. • It tells apart what you know from what you don't, and reviews the hard ones more often. • A daily 6 PM reminder tells you what's due to review. Get a question wrong once, never again. Create your first review note now. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/