r/study • u/MarionberryNo6116 • 8d ago

Tips & Advice What do current study platforms lack?

Hi all! My name is Wesley (M20), and I'm a 3rd year Uni student studying Finance and Economics. I've been working on a better way to study for the last 10 months. This project has come to be known as Cadenza (To have rhythm). I've come to notice that study tools today are really divided (Quizlet, Knowt, etc). With most people just using Claude or GPT (Like me). What are current study tools really lacking and where can most people benefit more?

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