Study groups fail for boring reasons: nobody turns up, nobody knows who is serious, and there is no way to tell before you have wasted an afternoon. Each of these exists to fix one of those.
Every account is checked against a student card before it can host.
Creating a session requires a completed profile and a verified student status. It is the single gate that makes the rest of the product safe to use — you are meeting people who have proved they are students at a real institution.
Meet in the library, or open a call. Same tools either way.
An onsite session has a place and a time and confirms who actually turned up. An online session runs on a link. Both carry the same chat, the same reminders and the same ratings afterwards.
Check in when you arrive — no honour system.
Onsite sessions confirm attendance by proximity when you check in, within a set radius of the meeting point. It is what makes a track record mean something, and it is why a no-show costs you a little and a regular attender builds a real reputation.
Honest feedback, unattributable by design.
After a session you rate the people you studied with. What is shown on a profile is the rating and the comment — never who wrote it, and never the date. In a group of four, a comment with a date attached is not anonymous, so we do not store the pairing at all.
Your history shows what you did, not who you did it with.
A session on your public profile lists the subject, whether it was onsite or online, and the rating. It never names the other people, never gives an exact time, and never gives a location. Someone can see you are reliable without learning your routine.
English, French and Moroccan Darija, including right-to-left.
The whole app is translated, not just the menus — notifications, emails and dates included. Darija renders right-to-left throughout, and numbers stay in Western digits so a time or a score reads the way you expect.
Meet StudyCru
Find your study crew
Know before you join
Join your study crew
Find your study partner
Create your own session
