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AI study buddy for students

AI that makes you smarter, not just faster.

Stardo is a free student planner with Nova, an AI study buddy that asks the right questions and points the way. It never does your homework for you.

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A essay chat with Nova.

Student: can you write my essay on why the Roman Empire fell? it's due friday

Nova: I won't write it for you, but I'll help you write a great one. Quick question first: what do you already think caused it?

Student: the economy? and all the invasions i guess

Nova: That's two strong causes already. Here's a plan to turn them into your argument:

Nova's plan, Fall of Rome essay: Mon, Pick your three causes; Tue, Find two sources for each; Wed, Outline: one cause per paragraph; Thu, Draft it in your own words; Fri, Read it aloud, fix, hand in.

  • Free for students
  • Never does your homework
  • You choose who sees what
  • No ads, ever

Why Stardo

AI changed the world in about two years.

The way we learn has barely moved.

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AI homework help, the right way

The answer is the easy part.

Any AI can hand over an answer. Nova, Stardo's AI study buddy, makes sure you can find the next one yourself.

Any answer machine

write a paragraph on why the Roman Empire fell

The fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE resulted from a complex interplay of political instability, economic decline, military overextension and sustained pressure from migrating peoples. Historians have long debated the relative weight of each factor… Copied
Whose words
The AI's
What you learned
Not much yet
Nova

write a paragraph on why the Roman Empire fell

Happy to help you write it. What do you think was the biggest cause?

probably the invasions

Good start. Now, what made Rome too weak to stop them? That's your second point.

Your outline

  1. 1. Invasions from outside
  2. 2. A weak economy inside
  3. 3. Your turn…
Whose words
Yours
What you learned
How to build an argument

How Nova teaches

Four things Nova does instead of answering.

The learning ideas behind Nova

It asks

Finds out what you already know, and builds on it.

It hints

Nudges you to the next step instead of handing you the answer.

It plans

Turns big work into steps with dates on your timeline.

It checks

Quizzes you and explains mistakes, so it sticks before the test.

The student planner

Everything for school, in one place.

Your homework planner, assignment tracker and study planner in one. Free for every student, forever.

Every deadline on one timeline

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
History
Fall of Rome essay
Biology
Cells test
Maths
Equations sheet
English
Reading log
Art
Portfolio

Fall of Rome essay

2 of 5 steps · tick one

Flashcards that come back just in time

Reminders, never at night

Stardo · now

Bio test tomorrow. 20 minutes of cards tonight?

Stardo · 4:00 pm

Essay outline is due Wednesday.

Quiet from 9 pm to 7 am

A study planner that works around your week

Plus

Mon

Bio cards

Tue

Soccer

Essay sources

Wed

Outline

Thu

Piano

Practice test

Fri

Free

Notes, voice and files

Cells: class notes

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On the web and your phone

The same Stardo everywhere. iPhone and Android apps are coming soon, and so is Google Classroom.

Privacy and safety

Safe by design.

Stardo is used by children, so privacy isn't a setting. How we protect data · Privacy Policy

No ads, ever

Stardo is paid for by its plans, never by advertisers.

Your data isn't for sale

We never sell or share students' data for marketing.

You choose who sees what

Students decide what each parent sees. Chats, notes and files stay theirs.

Children protected by default

Younger children's accounts are made by a parent, with Nova off until they turn it on.

Every look is recorded

When our support team ever opens someone's data, it's logged and reviewable.

Built for schools' rules

Written for PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25, with a security overview and data map for privacy reviews.

Questions

Questions students and parents ask

Is Stardo free?

Yes. The student planner (timeline, calendar, reminders, notes, files and flashcards) is free for students, forever. Nova's AI help is free to start, with a paid plan for students who use it a lot.

Will Nova do my homework for me?

No. Nova explains, asks you questions, gives hints and checks your work, but it won't write graded work for you to hand in. It helps you get there yourself, so you actually learn it.

Isn't using AI for school cheating?

Copying an AI's answer is. Using AI to understand the work, plan it and practise before a test isn't: it's how a good tutor helps. Nova is built for that kind of help.

Who can see my stuff?

You. You choose what each parent sees, like your timeline or your marks. Teachers see the class work they post, never your Nova chats, notes or files.

Is there a phone app?

Stardo works in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer today. iPhone and Android apps are coming soon.

How old do you need to be?

Students 13 and older can sign up themselves. Younger children get an account a parent makes, with Nova off until the parent turns it on.

Start learning the way the future works.

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