Study like it's composed for you.

Étude reads your calendar, your notes, and your next test — and builds your daily study plan inside Claude.

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Free to start · runs in your claude.ai account
What it does

Seven quiet things, done well.

01Living scheduleYour plan re-balances around real life, every night.
02Adaptive study guidesBuilt from your class's actual material, not a generic textbook.
03Interactive lessonsSimulations, timelines, and flashcards — not walls of text.
04Honest quizzesScores you can trust, weak spots named plainly.
05Cross-semester memoryWhat you struggled with in the fall is remembered in the spring.
06Connector-poweredUses the Calendar, Drive, and Classroom already in your Claude account.
07Parent viewOutcomes only — you grant it, you can revoke it.
How it works

Connect once. Then the plan just shows up.

Your day, planned
Sessions land around your real life — classes, practice, work, sleep.
BioEcology: food webs1:30 pm
GeometryTriangle congruence4:00 pm
SpanishPreterite vs. imperfect7:15 pm
Lessons that teach
Interactive lessons and honest quizzes, built from your class's actual material.
The French Revolution
Paris, 1789 — adjust the harvest and watch bread prices and unrest respond.
Semesters that add up
Étude remembers your weak spots across semesters, so January starts smarter than September.
Fall 2026 — complete
Geometry78 → 86+8
History84 → 89+5
From a real lesson

Not a wall of text. A voice in the margin.

Key concept

Three causes converged in 1789 — crown debt, bread prices, and a tax system that fell on the people least able to pay.

Watch out

The Revolution didn't begin as an anti-monarchy movement. In 1789 most revolutionaries wanted a constitutional king.

Quick check

Which Estate paid most of the taxes? (Tap to reveal)

Example

The Third Estate was about 97% of the population but could be outvoted two-to-one by the clergy and the nobility.

Why this matters

Nearly every free-response question on this unit asks you to weigh causes — knowing all three lets you argue it either way.

Plain pricing.

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Your first 30 days, unlimited.
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Two plans, and that is the whole list: Free for your first 30 days, then Pro at $10/mo. The Pro trial runs 30 days.
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Composers wrote études so students could master one skill at a time. That's the whole idea.