Quizly vs StudySense

Quizly turns uploaded course materials into AI-generated quizzes, flashcards, revision sheets, podcasts and mind maps. It accepts PDFs, Word and plain-text files, and PowerPoint imports are also listed; PDFs are its main input. Quizzes can adjust difficulty based on performance, explain answers and link to source passages. Flashcards schedule review using self-assessed recall, and an exam date can be used to build a revision calendar that is continually updated. The AI tutor can provide course-context explanations, examples and simpler summaries, while QwiMaps organize concepts into hierarchies and support exploration activities. Quizly runs on the web, iOS and Android, syncing classes and progress across devices. Its free plan is available indefinitely with limited use. Premium costs €2.91 per month when billed annually at €34.99 per year, and a seven-day trial is listed. Premium includes unlimited quizzes, cards, flashcards, podcasts and QwiMaps, and supports files up to 50MB. Quizly says courses are not shared with other users or used to train public models.

StudySense is a freemium study app for web, iOS, and Android, founded in 2026 by a maker headquartered in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It creates AI flashcards and quizzes from uploaded sources and supports source citations. The Free plan costs nothing, billed at $0 forever, and includes five decks, five AI generations per month, three Sage tutor sessions per month, and ten document-chat questions per month. Pro costs $49.99 a year, billed annually and displayed as $4.17 per month; it allows 25 decks, 30 AI generations, 20 Sage sessions, and 50 document-chat questions monthly. Sensei costs $89.99 a year, billed annually and displayed as $7.5 per month, with unlimited decks, AI generations, Sage tutor sessions, and document chat. A 3-day trial is listed. The app covers mobile and browser use, with feature allowances varying by plan.