A study hub that tells you what to do next.

Free, runs in your browser, and built to turn a wall of chapters into one clear plan for today.

Study Hub (studywyz.com) helps Grade 11 students prepare for their AP exams and the SAT. It gathers six courses into one place and, instead of leaving you staring at a table of contents, it works out what you should study each day and brings concepts back before you forget them.

What's inside

Six subjects — AP Chemistry, AP US History, Precalculus, AP US Government & Politics, AP English Language, and the SAT — broken into 303 focused subsections with more than 6,000 practice questions.

• Concept guides with the key ideas, formulas, and the mistakes students actually make.
• Mastery quizzes that ask you to get every question right before a concept counts as learned.
• Spaced repetition that schedules each concept to return on an expanding rhythm, timed to land before your exam.
• A daily queue that pulls together what's due for review and what's next to learn, paced per subject.
• Mind maps, flashcards, a calendar, and Google Classroom assignment import.

How it works

Everything runs in your web browser. There is no account to create and no app to install — you just open the page and start. Your progress is saved on your own device, so it's there when you come back.

Where the content comes from

The study material is adapted from OpenStax's openly licensed textbooks (CC BY 4.0) and organized around the published College Board course frameworks. Study Hub is an independent project and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the College Board, OpenStax, or Google.

Who made it

Study Hub is a personal, non-commercial project built to help a student study — and shared freely in case it helps others. There are no ads, no sign-ups, and nothing to buy. Questions or corrections are welcome at our contact page.