Paste in one shortcut
Copy a question from anywhere, open Studee, and save the image with a short note about the topic.
Built for deliberate practice
Turn hard questions into real progress.
Capture a maths question, practise it like a real test, type your answer, and compare its difficulty with learners across the Studee question bank.
Version 1.1.1 · Apple silicon · Requires macOS 26 or later
Question 1204:18
sin²x + cos²x = ?
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A revision loop you can actually keep.
Studee keeps capture quick, then quietly turns your history into the next useful thing to practise.
Time the real work
Start a timer, finish the exercise, and record whether it felt easy, difficult, or genuinely stuck.
Answer, don’t just review
Work in a clean test view, type your answer, and get it checked while every question is timed separately.
Community intelligence
A question bank that gets smarter.
Search globally in natural language. Community timing, correctness, and struggle data turn every approved question into a live difficulty benchmark.
Trig identitiesLevel 4/542% correct · 6m 18s average
Quadratic proofLevel 3/567% correct · 4m 02s average
Implicit differentiationLevel 5/531% correct · 8m 44s average
Measure improvement, not just hours.
See how your pace and confidence change by topic as you redo questions over time.
One historyEvery original attempt and redo stays connected to the same question.
By topicCompare pace across algebra, trig, calculus, and more.
By feelSpot the questions that stay difficult even when your speed improves.
Install in under a minute.
Download the ZIP, open it, then move Studee to your Applications folder. This early build is not yet Apple-notarized, so the first launch may require System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
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Your history stays personal.
Your library and attempts are stored in Studee Cloud. Approved questions can appear in the shared bank, but your identity, notes, answers, and personal history are never shown with them.
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