# StudyPie
Last updated: 2026-09-01

> StudyPie turns notes, PDFs, lectures and videos into clean study packs, flashcards, practice tests and an AI tutor for GCSE, A-level and university students.

StudyPie is a UK study platform operated by BI TECHNOLOGY LIMITED (company number 17399285).
Core features: notes to clean PDF study packs, flashcard decks, adaptive practice tests, an AI tutor, exports (PDF/DOCX/PPTX) and study tools (YouTube summariser, TikTok summariser, PDF summariser, audio-to-text, video-to-text, AI paper marker).

## Main pages
- [Home](https://studypie.co.uk/): what StudyPie does and how the study-pack pipeline works
- [Features](https://studypie.co.uk/features): every shipped feature, with screenshots
- [Pricing](https://studypie.co.uk/pricing): Free Sip (10 study packs and 10 practice tests a month), Half Pie £12/mo, Whole Pie £22/mo
- [FAQ](https://studypie.co.uk/faq): answers on plans, exports, AI accuracy and academic honesty
- [Tutorials](https://studypie.co.uk/tutorials): short walkthrough videos for each feature
- [About](https://studypie.co.uk/about): founder story and why StudyPie exists
- [Contact](https://studypie.co.uk/contact): support, Monday to Friday

## Blog
- [AI is a multiplier, not a substitute — what that means for revision](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/ai-is-a-multiplier-not-a-substitute): Harvard Online argues AI amplifies human skill rather than replacing it. Here is how to apply that idea to studying so the tool makes you sharper, not lazier.
- [Seven skills that outlast any syllabus](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/seven-skills-that-outlast-any-syllabus): Harvard Online's list of future-proof professional skills maps almost perfectly onto the habits that make revision efficient. Here is the student translation.
- [Stop starting with solutions: define the problem first](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/stop-starting-with-solutions): The hidden skill Harvard Online credits great innovators with — resisting the first solution — is also the difference between guessing an exam question and answering it.
- [Using AI honestly: the line between help and academic misconduct](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/ai-demands-ethical-skills-too): Harvard Online argues AI work demands ethical skills, not just technical ones. For students that question is immediate: what counts as help, and what counts as cheating?
- [Three collaboration skills that make group revision work](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/three-skills-that-drive-innovation): Harvard Online names three skills leaders need to drive innovation across teams. They are the same three that separate a useful study group from a two-hour chat.
- [Retrieval practice: the one revision habit worth building first](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/retrieval-practice-the-one-habit-worth-building): The Learning Scientists have spent years explaining why pulling information out of your head beats putting it in again. Here is how to run retrieval practice properly.
- [Five memory techniques that hold up under exam pressure](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/five-memory-hacks-that-hold-up): BBC Future rounded up the memory tricks with real evidence behind them. We translate each one into something you can use on a syllabus tonight.
- [Improving concentration: what actually protects your attention](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/improving-concentration-and-focus): Harvard Health Publishing's guidance on concentration is refreshingly boring — sleep, movement, single-tasking. That is exactly why it works for revision.
- [How to build a spaced revision timetable that survives a real week](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/how-to-build-a-spaced-revision-timetable): Most revision plans fail because they assume a perfect week. Here is how to build a spaced schedule with slack built in, and how to space topics so each one comes back just before you would forget it.
- [Exam technique: turning what you know into marks you actually get](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/exam-technique-turning-knowledge-into-marks): Plenty of students lose grades they had already earned in revision. This is a practical walkthrough of timing, command words, mark allocation and the last-ten-minutes check.
- [Turn messy lecture notes into a study pack you would actually revise from](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/turn-messy-notes-into-a-study-pack): Notes taken live are a transcript, not revision material. Here is a repeatable process for converting them into a structured pack with questions attached.
- [Sleep and memory: what students should actually do the night before](https://studypie.co.uk/blog/sleep-and-memory-what-students-should-actually-do): Sleep is where the day's revision is consolidated. This is the practical version: what to protect, what to stop doing, and why all-nighters cost more than they buy.

## Legal
- [Terms](https://studypie.co.uk/terms)
- [Privacy](https://studypie.co.uk/privacy)
- [Cookies](https://studypie.co.uk/cookies)
- [Refunds](https://studypie.co.uk/refunds)
- [Acceptable use](https://studypie.co.uk/acceptable-use)
- [Accessibility](https://studypie.co.uk/accessibility)

## Notes
- The app itself (dashboard, library, tutor, tools, billing) requires an account and is not crawlable.
- Sitemap: https://studypie.co.uk/sitemap.xml