Better grades, fewer panic sessions
Explaining the Krebs cycle out loud to someone else locks it in. Turns out your group chat was good for something.
Early access · in development
Your studysquad iswaiting.
Tell us your course and when you’re free. We’ll find the people who actually show up. Unlike the group chat.
Try it · takes 5 seconds
1. What are you cramming?
2. When are you free?
It’s a match!
Calc II · Tue 6pm · Library, 2nd floor
- Sample Samflashcards
- Demo Danitalk it out
- Pretend Priyapast papers
- Your seat is saved
Demo data: these people are made up. Real matches come with the waitlist.
Student life: exam week panic, 2am cramming, dead group chats.
Exam week panicThe 2am cramGroup chat: seen by 23One more chapterLibrary seat warsWho has the notes?Free coffee = free focus
Exhibit A
Studying alone is not a personality.
It’s 2am and you’re studying alone. Again.
You and a cold coffee, re-reading the same paragraph for the fourth time.
The group chat peaked at “who’s in?”
Eleven people said yes. Zero people showed up. It’s been quiet since week two.
Someone in your course is lost too.
You just don’t know who. They’re three rows away, panicking at the same slide.
CALC II study crew (example)
who’s studying for the midterm??
i’m in!!
same, library tmrw?
Seen by 23 people
6 days of silence
anyone?? …
How it works
Three taps to a squad.
No swiping marathon. Set it up once, then let the matching do the awkward part of asking strangers to study.
- Step 1 of 3.
Tell us your courses and free hours
Add the classes you’re stuck in and the hours you’re actually free, not the hours you wish you were.
- Step 2 of 3.
Get dealt a squad
We match you with students in the same courses who are free when you are. No one is “in” until they show up.
- Step 3 of 3.
Show up, study, rate
Meet, grind through the problem set, then rate the session so the next match is a good one.
The toolkit
Everything a study group needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
Course matching
Your exact course, not “Intro to Stuff.”
Course matching
Pick the course that is ruining your week. We match you with people enrolled in the same one this term, so nobody is guessing what the exam covers.
Availability matching
Finally, a time that isn’t 2am.
Availability matching
Mark the slots you are actually free. We line you up with people whose timetables overlap, not people who reply “whenever.”
Easy session scheduling
Book it in one tap. Cancel it in two.
Easy session scheduling
Pick a time and a room or call link, and everyone gets a reminder. The calendar invite does the nagging so you don’t have to.
Attendance tracking
Someone has to be the one who shows up.
Attendance tracking
Sessions log who actually came. No more “I’ll be there” followed by a ghost, because showing up is what builds your record.
Peer ratings that build a trusted community
The one who never replies quietly falls off the list.
Peer ratings that build a trusted community
After each session, members rate how prepared and reliable the others were. Groups get more trustworthy over time, and the ghosts drift out on their own.
How ratings work
No-shows get noticed. Good study buddies get rewarded.
Check in when you arrive.
Attendance is tracked per session, so everyone can see who actually shows up. No more “I was definitely coming.”
Rate your group after each session.
Three quick questions: did they show up, did they come prepared, and were they good to study with?
Scores roll up into one reliability score.
Ratings are about study habits, not personality. They add up to a simple score on each profile, so the next squad you get matched with is one you can count on.
We’re still building this, so details may change. We’ll tell you about any changes before they land.
Report card
Example, not real people
- Showed upShowed up: 5 out of 5
- Came preparedCame prepared: 4 out of 5
- Good to study withGood to study with: 5 out of 5
Sample profile
RELIABLEWhat you actually get
Side effects may include passing.
Less exam-week dread
Panic spreads faster than the flu. So does calm. Pick the calm group.
Someone expects you to show up
Nobody wants to be the one who ghosts the squad. That guilt is the most effective study tool ever invented.
Friends who get the course
They laugh at the same flashcard you do. Finally, people who understand your 2am.
Founder’s note
Built by a student, for students.
StudyMatch is still in development. Here is why it exists.
Hi, I’m Console. I’m a first-year student, and I got tired of studying alone. Late nights, a textbook, and a group chat that went quiet by week two. So I built StudyMatch myself, to make looking for a study partner easier and faster. It’s still in development, and I’m building it one honest step at a time. Thanks for being here early.
— Console
FAQ
Questions you were about to ask.
Still curious?
Tell us on the waitlist.
Is it free?
It’s still in development, so there’s no price tag yet. Our plan is to keep it free for students. We’ll post the details here before launch, so you won’t find out at checkout.
Which universities?
We’re starting with a few campuses, not all of them at once. Join the waitlist and tell us yours. Your campus decides which one opens first, and we’ll email you when it’s your turn.
How does matching work?
You tell us your course, the times you’re actually free each week, and your study style. Quiet or chatty. Flashcards or talking it out. We pair you with people whose schedule and style overlap with yours, so the group actually meets.
Is it safe?
The plan is to allow only verified student emails and to put sessions in public campus spaces by default. You can report or block anyone at any time, and we’ll review every report. Nobody gets your home address.
How do ratings work?
After each session, you rate how prepared and reliable everyone was. It’s about study habits, not personality: did they show up, did they do the reading, did they keep the chat alive. It all rolls into one simple score.
Admit one · Waitlist
Your squad has a seat saved for you.
Join the waitlist and be first in line when your campus opens.