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Everything about the test.
One complete guide back.

Your study guide

Tell StudyLyte what's on the test — and what you've already got — and it builds a complete, personalized study package around it. No blank page, no guessing what to focus on.

Built for ADHD. Works for anyone.

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The moment this is for

Sunday night. Test's Tuesday. 47 pages of notes, no idea where to start.

Rereading the textbook again isn't going to cut it, and neither is a generic "5 tips for studying" list. What actually helps is a plan built around this specific test — this teacher, this format, these topics — not advice written for a hypothetical average student.

StudyLyte builds that plan. Once, completely, around the actual test.

How it works

Four steps. One complete package at the end.

A short intake, not a form to fill out. Everything else is built around your actual test.

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Tell it about the test

Subject, format, what's actually being covered, how confident you're feeling. A short conversation, not a form.

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Upload what you've got

Old tests, a review sheet, class notes — optional, but StudyLyte reads them and mirrors your teacher's actual format.

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Get your complete package

Study plan, cheat sheet, quick reference, practice quizzes with answer keys, test day tips, and a confidence builder — seven pieces, all built around this specific test.

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Study with a plan, not a guess

Everything's already organized. No deciding what to work on next — just work the plan.

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Upload what you've got, and it actually uses it

Old tests, a review sheet, class notes — StudyLyte reads what you upload and shapes the study package to match your teacher's real format, not a generic one-size-fits-all template.

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On test day, there's a card for that

Once your guide's ready, generate a Test Day Card: say how you're feeling right now — calm, nervous, or spiraling — and how long the test is, and it builds a pacing plan plus a reset sequence matched to exactly that feeling. Screenshot it or print it.

Compared to what you've probably already tried

Most of these give the same advice regardless of what's actually on the test.

None of them are bad ideas. They just aren't built around this specific test.

Reread notes / highlight the textbook
Passive. Doesn't test what you actually know, and doesn't tell you what to skip.
A generic AI chatbot
No idea what your teacher actually tests or how. Same generic answer for every student.
A tutor
Genuinely helpful — but $75–$150/hour, and not available at 9pm the night before.
Cram everything the night before
No prioritization — high-yield and low-yield material get equal time.
StudyLyte
Built from what's actually on your test. One complete package, matched to your teacher's real format.
Why a generated guide beats a generic one

Generic study advice is built for an average student.
Yours isn't average, and neither is the test.

Most study help gives everyone the same five tips: make flashcards, take breaks, sleep well. All true, and not much use on their own. StudyLyte exists because of six months spent building a real study methodology with a real ADHD teen — refined test after test, subject after subject, until it turned into a system instead of a tip sheet. Tell it what's actually on the test and how you're feeling about it, and it builds around your actual situation, not a template with your name swapped in.

See it in action

What it actually looks like.

Real screens from the app, start to finish — swipe through the full flow.

StudyLyte intake, question 1 of 7: subject and grade selection

Tell it the subject, grade, and test date

StudyLyte building your study guide: all 7 components listed

One intake becomes a complete 7-part study guide

StudyLyte Cheat Sheet component: apostrophes contractions table

Everything you need on one page

StudyLyte Make Your Test Day Card intake: feeling, test length, question types

Two quick questions before the test

StudyLyte finished Test Day Card: reset steps, quick-reference rules, pacing guidance

Pacing, reset steps, and quick rules — ready to screenshot

Actual app screens. Sample data shown for demo purposes.

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Pricing

One subscription. StudyLyte included.

Full access to StudyLyte, StartMode, and every future tool in the ecosystem. Subscribers when we have 2 tools are grandfathered at that price when we add more.

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Less than one tutoring session a year — and it's there for every test, not just the one you could afford to prep for.
Tutoring costs $75–$150 per hour. Full-year access costs less than one session.

Both plans include a 7-day free trial with full access. Credit card required at signup. Cancel before day 7 and you won't be charged. Annual plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee after your trial ends. Manage or cancel your subscription anytime at billing.stripe.com.

Questions

Common parent questions.

A generic chatbot doesn't know what your teacher actually tests, how the material was taught, or what format the test takes — you'd have to explain all of that yourself, every time, and still get a generic answer back. StudyLyte is built specifically around that intake, plus anything you upload, so the output matches your actual test instead of an average one.

Yes — Math, Science, History, English, Spanish, and beyond. The intake adapts to the subject; the system isn't built around one type of test.

That's exactly what uploading helps with. Give it an old test, a review sheet, or class notes, and it shapes the study package to match — multiple choice, essay, whatever your teacher actually does.

No — the short intake alone is enough to build a complete study package. Uploading materials makes the match to your teacher's format more precise, but it's optional.

Middle school through high school — roughly ages 11 to 17. Built and validated with a real ADHD teen across real tests and real subjects, not a theoretical user.

Yes. Seven days of full access, no restrictions. Credit card required at signup — cancel before day 7 and you won't be charged. Annual plans also include a 30-day money-back guarantee after your trial ends.

One click through your account portal at billing.stripe.com. No phone call, no cancellation flow, no friction. If you cancel, you keep access through the end of your billing period.

A complete study guide, built around your test.

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