Your whole student life,
in one workspace.

Your whole student life,
in one workspace.

Notes, files, lectures, transcripts, flashcards, quizzes, tasks, grades and more, connected in one place across iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Screenshot of the home page with compacted tiles, dark mode and monochrome tiles for a minimalistic look.
Screenshot of the home page with compacted tiles, dark mode and monochrome tiles for a minimalistic look.
Screenshot of the home page with compacted tiles, dark mode and monochrome tiles for a minimalistic look.

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Features

Everthing in one single app.

Take notes. Record lectures. Turn your own material into study tools. Stay organized. Keep everything in one place.

iPad mockup showing Infinite Board, where you can sketch, draw, take notes, brainstorm ideas and organize multiple canvases.

Draw, sketch and take notes

An infinite surface for all your ideas, brainstorming, notes, images, visuals and more.

Recordings page showing recorded lectures and transcribed text.

Transcribe your lectures

Record and transcribe in an instant. Then use your lecture material to create flashcards, questions and study content in Studio.

Six tiles of our features from our app; Flashcards, Studio, Recordings, Grades, Notes and Files. Even more tiles inside the app.

Everything you need

Carefully crafted and developed so you only need one single app.

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Work fast

Designed to make it easy and effective to work with.

StudentHub and iCloud sync across Apple devices like iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Full sync

Work across all your devices with the same iCloud account.

Why us?

The app for students

The only app you'll ever need for note-taking, lecture recordings, scanning files, flashcard and quiz generator, your grade insight, to-do list, calendar, pomodoro timer, work and deadlines, and infinite canvas for drawing and sketching your notes and ideas.

Screenshot of the rewards modal, that lets the user earn credits doing quests like scanning files, taking notes, sharing the app with a friend etc. Credits can be used to generate quizzes, flashcards, summaries, questions, and transcribing lectures.

Earn rewards

Add files, take notes, create flashcards, share the app and get rewarded.

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For everything

StudentHub is the perfect tool for daily studying, one workspace with and for everything.

StudentHub and iCloud sync across Apple devices like iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Lock screen widgets

Add widgets, small or large to your lock screen to preview key information from your student life.

iPad mockup showing Infinite Board, where you can sketch, draw, take notes, brainstorm ideas and organize multiple canvases.

Write down your notes

The best note taking app for students out there, that are looking for a clean and organized layout for everything.

Recordings page showing recorded lectures and transcribed text.

Dynamic island

The dynamic island lets you see that your recording is working, while you are taking notes, chilling or scrolling.

FAQ

You ask, we answer you:)

Other questions? Send us an email anytime.

Other questions? Send us an email anytime.

Other questions? Send us an email anytime.

Yes. Notes, calendar, tasks, files, boards, flashcards, quizzes, grades, focus sessions and lecture recording are all free, with no account and no ads.

Two things use study actions: transcribing a recording, and generating study material in Studio. You get 3 free study actions every month, plus around 11 more from one time rewards for setting the app up. Need more, you can buy a pack of 15, or go unlimited with Pro.

StudentHub Pro gives you:

Unlimited transcription of lectures

Unlimited generation of flashcards, quizzes, summaries and study questions

Everything else in the app, which is free for everyone anyway

StudentHub is one workspace for your whole semester on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Subjects, notes, files, lectures, transcripts, flashcards, quizzes, tasks, grades, focus sessions and an infinite board, in one app instead of six.

The point is that it is all connected. The lecture you record ends up in the same subject as your notes and your syllabus, and you can turn any of it into study material without moving anything between apps.

Practice shows the cards one by one, and you say yourself whether you knew the answer. Quiz gives multiple choice and needs at least two cards. Both are free and can be used as much as you like.

One study action is one transcription of a recording, or one run in Studio. Everything else is free: recording, writing, importing files, practising cards and taking quizzes cost nothing. The free ones are used before the ones you bought, and purchased ones never expire.

Your content syncs through your own private iCloud — same Apple Account on every device. You can turn it off in Settings if you'd rather keep everything on one device.

Select every source you want in the same run. One run with the lecture, your note and the syllabus file costs the same as one with only the note. Transcribe a recording once, then reuse that text in every later run.

No. Everything you've made stays yours and stays readable. You just lose access to the Pro features until you resubscribe.

No. Your content lives on your device and in your own private iCloud. We have no server that receives it, no ads, and we never see what you write, record or import.

Two small things do leave the device: your subscription status, handled by RevenueCat, and anonymous usage events, handled by TelemetryDeck. The events are names and numbers only, such as "a lecture was recorded", never your content, and they cannot be traced back to you.

There is no fixed limit, and everything you select is used. If the material is very long, the model reads evenly spread extracts instead of every word. Two or three sources that belong together give sharper material than ten that do not.

Sign in with the same Apple Account, and your content comes back by itself once iCloud has synced. Purchases come back with "Restore purchases" on the paywall. If you have a backup, import is in Settings.

iPhone, iPad and Mac. One subscription covers all your devices signed in with the same Apple Account.

Transcription runs entirely on your device, so your audio never leaves it — and it works without a connection. Quality depends on the recording: a clear microphone close to the speaker gives good results, a noisy lecture hall from the back row gives rough ones.

In your own iCloud, in the StudentHub folder, or on the device if iCloud is off. You will find them in the Files app. We never have access to them, and transcription and generation happen on your device.

No. You can draw with your finger on iPhone, use Apple Pencil on iPad, or draw on Mac with your trackpad or mouse. Apple Pencil gives the best drawing experience, but it’s not required.

No. There’s no sign-up, no email, no password. You just open the app and start.

Email hello@contact.getstudenthub.app and you'll hear back from a real person. It's a one-person team, so give it a day or two.

The audio is usually still there. Recordings are saved in five minute parts, and if a recording stops without being saved, the parts are left behind. Go to Settings and "Find lost recordings" to join them into one recording. You can also look in the Files app, under StudentHub and Recordings, in iCloud Drive or on your iPhone.

Yes. StudentHub combines notes, flashcards, boards, tasks, files, recordings and study tools in one workspace, so you don’t need to jump between multiple apps while studying.

Mostly. Subjects, notes, tasks, boards, flashcards and grades sync through your own private iCloud. Lecture recordings and imported files stay on the device by default because they can take up more storage, but you can optionally enable iCloud Drive syncing for them if you want them available across devices.

Yes. StudentHub is built for Apple devices and syncs across iPhone, iPad and Mac through your iCloud account.

Yes. You can record and transcribe lectures, then use your material to create flashcards, questions and study content inside Studio.

Yes. Everything you create stays on your device and syncs through your own iCloud account. Transcription and generation run on the device itself, so your lectures and notes are never uploaded for processing.

StudentHub is made for students who want one place for lecture notes, flashcards, tasks, boards, files, grades, deadlines and recordings.

6 months (1 semester) costs 149 NOK, and 12 months (one year) costs 199 NOK.

You can also buy 15 study actions for 39 NOK as a one time purchase. They never expire.

You subscribe through the App Store, so you can cancel any time from your Apple Account settings.

Swipe left on a note, recording, card, task, grade or subject to delete or edit it. Swipe right to finish a subject when the course is over, or to move a task to tomorrow. Hold a row or a tile for more options, and hold a tile on the home screen to move or hide it.

Yes. StudentHub includes an infinite board where you can sketch, draw, brainstorm, add images and organize ideas visually.

StudentHub is especially useful on iPad because it brings together handwriting, drawing, notes, flashcards and lecture tools in one app.

Not necessarily. StudentHub is designed to bring the most important parts of note-taking, flashcards, planning and lecture review into one student-focused app.

Before the lecture. Add your subjects, and import your syllabus and articles. Connect your timetable, and the lectures show up in the app.

During the lecture. Record it while you take your own notes. You do not have to catch every sentence, because the recording is there.

After the lecture. Turn the recording into text, and let Studio make flashcards, a summary or study questions from the lecture, your notes and your files together.

On the way home. Practice the cards or take a quiz on your phone.

Before the exam. Everything for the subject is already in one place, so you spend the time studying instead of looking for things.