Study workspace · made by a student
Your whole term in one place. Your next hour already decided.
Subjects, deadlines, notes and files, each linked to the topic it belongs to. Flodemy ranks what to do first and writes out the reason, so the deciding is done before you sit down.
Made by a student, for students.
Jemi is a made-up student. The window follows the real workspace: Home, Subjects, Schedule, Study (not available yet) and Demi.
Home
Wednesday, Nov 4What’s next
Why it’s number 1
- Due Fri, Nov 6, in 2 days.
- High priority, set by you.
- About 35 minutes.
Flodemy orders work by deadline, your priority and estimated time, then the order you added it. The same work always ranks the same way.
Coming up
This week
Subjects
Physics
1 of 4 topics studiedForces
Open task: Forces worksheet, due Fri, Nov 6.
You set statuses yourself. Flodemy does not change them.
Mon 2
Tue 3
Wed 4Today
Thu 5
Fri 6
Sat 7
Sun 8
Chat with Demi
What’s next
Why it’s number 1
- Due Fri, Nov 6, in 2 days.
- High priority, set by you.
- About 35 minutes.
Coming up
Compact phone preview of Jemi’s workspace, with made-up data. The full workspace shows on larger screens.
Try it: pick a task, a topic or a day. The data is made up and nothing you change is saved. Demi’s replies are scripted.
Take the product tour →You shouldn’t need twelve tabs to study one chapter.
Right now your deadlines, documents and notes probably live in different places. In Flodemy every item is linked to the subject and topic it belongs to, so everything for one chapter sits on one screen. Press the button to see the difference.
Example items only. You make these links yourself in Flodemy; nothing is imported or scanned.
Four parts. One goal: an easier first minute.
Four parts, one system. Open any card to try it out and read how it works.
Your next move, with the reason attached
One task sits at the top of Home, with the reason it is there: the deadline, your priority and your time estimate.
Forces worksheet
A map of your whole course load
Topics sit under their subject, and each one carries a learning status that you set.
Illustration with sample topics.
Open SubjectsEvery note where you’ll need it
Notes, assignments, materials and exams attach to the topic they belong to, so revising one topic means opening one view.
Your week, laid out in order
A week strip with your classes, study blocks and deadlines in order. Today is marked, and each entry links to its topic.
Open ScheduleMade by a student. For students.
Flodemy started the way most useful things do: someone got tired of the problem. School, then coaching, then a night of tabs, notes, past papers and half-remembered deadlines, with half the study time gone before the first question.
So we built the thing we kept wishing for: one place that holds it all, and opens on what to do first.
Read what we believe →Be one of the first students inside.
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Your details are used to review your request and shape what we build next.