StudyKit Hub

Learn smarter. Study better.

StudyKit Hub is a free educational site for students, teachers and education creators. Right now it offers six practical study tools that run in your browser, with no account and no uploads. Study guides, revision notes and worksheets are planned.

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Free study tools

Every tool works on phones and computers and processes your text inside your own browser.

What you can do here

  • Keep revision notes together. The study notes organiser lets you tag and search notes saved in your browser, and export a backup.
  • Stay within a word limit. Use the word counter while you edit an essay, report or abstract.
  • Plan a talk or a reading task. The reading time calculator estimates how long a text takes to read or present.
  • Tidy copied text. The whitespace cleaner fixes spacing from PDFs and slides, and the case converter fixes headings typed in capitals.
  • Clean up lists. The duplicate line remover deletes repeats from vocabulary lists, class lists and reference lists.

Planned for StudyKit Hub

These sections are not available yet. They will be published only when they have genuinely useful, original content.

  • Planned — coming soon

    Study guides

    Practical, step-by-step guides on study skills such as planning essays and preparing for exams.

  • Planned — coming soon

    Revision notes

    Clear, concise summaries of key topics to help with revision.

  • Planned — coming soon

    Worksheets

    Printable practice sheets for self-study and the classroom.

How your text is handled

Every tool runs as a small program in your browser. The text you type or paste is not sent to this website or to anyone else. The notes organiser saves notes in your browser's own storage on your device, and nowhere else. Read the privacy policy for details.

Accessibility

The tools are built to work with a keyboard and assistive technology, and they adapt to small screens and to your device's light or dark setting. They are checked with automated accessibility tests and keyboard testing; they have not yet been tested with every screen reader. If something does not work for you, please tell us.