General study chat
Ask Sage a direct academic question, continue a saved conversation, or work through a topic without attaching a document.
Sage
One study assistant for the materials you already use.
Sage is Studora's AI study assistant. It helps students work from notes, PDFs, posts, bookmarks, and saved resources without splitting academic work across unrelated apps.
Built around academic context
Resources, posts, bookmarks, documents, and history.
Explain difficult lecture notes in simpler academic language
Summarize PDFs, handouts, slides, and reading material
Create practice questions from a resource or study topic
Compare ideas across saved documents and posts
Continue from Sage history instead of restarting every study session
Sage modes
Different entry points, one assistant.
Students can start from a blank chat or bring Sage into the resource workflow when there is a specific document, post, or saved item to study from.
Document mode
Upload a PDF or use an existing resource document so Sage can summarize, explain, compare, and answer from the material.
Post context
Open Sage from a resource post and ask about the upload, course context, description, and study discussion around it.
Saved and bookmarked context
Use Sage with saved resources and bookmarks so revision can continue from materials you already marked as useful.
Saved study work
Sage history is part of the workflow.
Useful explanations should be reusable. Sage sessions can stay connected to the resource or conversation that created them, so students can return during revision.
What plans control
Sage is built as study support, not a replacement for checking coursework yourself.
Free and paid plans control Sage messages, document uploads, context access, and history retention.
Uploaded documents and profile or post media remain subject to Studora moderation and safety policies.
Find the material first. Ask Sage when you are ready to study it.
Join the waitlist to help shape Sage access, study limits, and the resource workflows students need most.