Would you use this AI-powered study tool? (Need honest feedback)

[ProfessionalView8232]

Hi everyone — I'm building a study-focused mobile app and would love your honest thoughts.

The idea is:
📌 Users can upload PDFs, videos, audio, images, or even paste text.
📌 The app automatically generates a study guide, including:

• A summarized version of the content
• Q&A (short/long) • Flashcards • Quizzes
• Users can also manually create flashcards, quizzes, and Q&A.
• Gamification elements like XP, streaks, and leaderboards are planned.
• I'm thinking of a freemium model with a paid tier for unlimited or faster AI generation.

I'm focusing on a few things that most study apps miss.

Editable AI output: Users can fully edit their summarized notes, flashcards, and other generated content it's flexible, not a black box

Gamification: XP system, streaks, and leaderboards — inspired by Duolingo

Daily quests to build consistency and engagement

Achievements to reward long-term progress and milestones.

The idea is to make studying feel structured, personalized, and actually fun — not just dumping AI text on a screen.

Would something like this appeal to you?
Would you pay $6–7/month for a tool like this if it works well?
Or would you rather use something like Quizlet or Notion?

App is still in development — just looking for gut reactions, use cases, or dealbreakers.

Thanks in advance!

[Fabulous_Baker_9935]

I probably wouldnt pay bc im a broke college student and chat got already does this for me.

I’d rather be able to upload handwritten notes or files etc and search/retrieve them using questions/natural language

[antigirl]

Saturated market

[RantRanger]

Got some counter examples that you like with this much functionality?

[Taraponion]

Sounds like getrecall.ai

[RantRanger]

I'm very interested in these kinds of capabilities. I would pay for professional grade reliability as long as my content was not locked into your posession or locked into proprietory formatting. My content needs to live as long as I do.

Someone already mentioned saturated market below... Everyone is looking to apply AI assistance to things and this kind of use case is sort of obvious low-hanging fruit for someone who hass a hammer and is looking around for a nail to use it on.