A StudyFetch alternative organized around your classes
StudyFetch and Sendy both turn your own course files into study material, so the difference is in how. StudyFetch offers a wide set of tools around a chat tutor, including games, a live lecture assistant and a free tier. Sendy organizes everything by class and week, reads your syllabus, and grades practice tests the way your class grades.
StudyFetch and Sendy side by side
| StudyFetch | Sendy | |
|---|---|---|
| Works from your files | Yes: PDFs, slides, video and audio | Yes: slides, PDFs, Word, lecture recordings and the syllabus |
| Organized by | Study sets and a chat tutor | Class and week, with each week linked to earlier ones |
| Syllabus | A study scheduler from exam dates | Reads grading, exam dates and format, builds a calendar, and shapes notes and tests around them |
| Practice tests | Quizzes and games from your material | Tests in your class's format, graded with written feedback and partial credit |
| Free option | A limited free tier and paid plans | No free tier, a full demo to try first |
Features and plans change. Check studyfetch.com for its current list.
When StudyFetch is the better choice
- You want a free tier to start with.
- You like studying with games and a chat tutor you talk to.
- You want notes taken live during a lecture.
When Sendy is the better choice
- You take several classes and want each one laid out week by week without setting it up.
- You want everything for a week made at once: notes, a one-page study guide, flashcards, a practice test and a podcast.
- You want tests that follow your syllabus and are graded with written feedback, the way your class grades.
Questions students ask
Is StudyFetch free?
StudyFetch has a limited free tier and paid plans. Check its site for current limits and prices.
Does Sendy have a free tier?
No. Sendy is one flat monthly plan for every class. You can try a full demo account first without signing up.
Do both use my own course material?
Yes. Both work from files you upload. Sendy also organizes them by class and week and reads your syllabus.
Can I move from StudyFetch to Sendy?
Upload the same slides and readings to Sendy, one week at a time. There is nothing to import.