How Study Works
Study is built to understand your semester — not just answer questions.
It connects to your courses, builds a strategic plan, and adapts as your semester evolves. Here's how.
Step 01
Connect Your Courses
With your permission, Study securely connects to Canvas. It imports:
- Syllabi
- Assignments and deadlines
- Course documents
- Announcements
Study only accesses materials you already have permission to view. It does not post to or modify your Canvas account.
Step 02
Build Your Semester Map
Study analyzes due dates, exam schedules, assignment weight, and course load across all your classes. From this, it creates a structured semester map — identifying:
- High-impact weeks
- Midterm clusters
- Heavy workload periods
- Recovery windows
Before you fall behind.
Step 03
Generate a Weekly Study Plan
Your Study Agent creates a dynamic weekly plan that:
- Prioritizes what matters most
- Allocates focused study blocks
- Prevents last-minute cramming
- Adjusts when you miss or complete tasks
You're not guessing what to work on. You're following a system.
Study Agent
Your strategic planner
Step 04
Get Grounded, Course-Aware Answers
When you ask a question, Study doesn't search the internet randomly. It works from:
- Your syllabus
- Your course materials
- Your assignments
This keeps responses relevant to your actual class — not generic summaries.
Study does not use your course content to train AI models, and your materials are never shared.
Step 05
Protect Your Energy
Your Wellness Agent monitors workload patterns and pacing. It helps:
- Prevent burnout cycles
- Schedule recovery time
- Encourage consistent habits
- Avoid all-nighters
Because sustainable performance beats short bursts of stress.
Wellness Agent
Your performance protector
Step 06
Adapt as the Semester Changes
Miss a study block? Deadline moved? Unexpected exam announced?
Study adjusts your plan automatically.
Your semester isn't static. Your system shouldn't be either.
Designed for Independent Learning
Study is not a shortcut tool. It doesn't replace attendance or engagement. It supports structured, consistent learning.
The goal isn't to think for you. It's to help you think better.