Is Studora mainly for tools or resources?
Studora is resource-first. The main experience is discovering, uploading, discussing, saving, previewing, and downloading useful academic materials.
FAQs
Questions about resources, university coverage, onboarding, profiles, moderation, pricing, and how Sage fits into the app.
Resource-first experience
Across Nigerian universities
Profiles and discussions
Personalized by school
Resources
Studora is resource-first. The main experience is discovering, uploading, discussing, saving, previewing, and downloading useful academic materials.
Students can find lecture notes, past questions, handouts, lab guides, PDFs, course materials, and other uploads that help with study.
Yes. Studora supports resources from your university and an across-universities feed for useful materials from other Nigerian schools.
Accounts
Onboarding asks for your faculty, department, level, and semester so the app can prioritize resources that match your academic context.
Profiles help students understand who shared a material, see upload history, view activity, and follow useful contributors or departments.
Yes. The feed, posts, comments, profiles, previews, and quick actions are designed to remain usable on mobile screens.
Sage
Sage supports the AI study work after resource discovery. Students can ask questions, summarize notes, create practice questions, and use document, post, bookmark, or saved-resource context from one assistant.
Yes. Useful outputs should stay reusable, so Studora is designed around saved sessions, history, and study continuity.
Yes. Students can start with the core experience and upgrade later if they need deeper access or expanded study support.
Still unsure?
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