Every feature you need to actually finish what you start learning

SyncStudy converts any YouTube playlist into a structured, trackable course. You paste a playlist URL, and SyncStudy builds a course dashboard with chapter breakdown, per-video progress tracking, timestamped notes, and a study planner. Think of it as Udemy's structure applied to free YouTube content. It also includes JEE/NEET/UPSC syllabus trackers, an AI tutor, and AI-generated summaries and quizzes.

Yes, SyncStudy is genuinely free. The Free plan gives you up to 3 YouTube courses with full progress tracking, timestamped notes, the distraction-free player, study timetable generator, and JEE/NEET/UPSC syllabus trackers. No credit card required, no trial expiry — use it forever. Pro (₹99/mo) extends to 20 courses with AI features, and Ultra (₹149/mo) gives unlimited courses and the AI tutor.

Unlike general-purpose tools (Notion, etc.) or paid platforms (Udemy, Coursera), SyncStudy is built for one specific job: turning YouTube playlists into structured courses. It auto-detects chapters, tracks per-video progress, links notes to video timestamps, generates study timetables, and maps content to exam syllabi — all without any manual setup. No other app does all of this for free.

Three features stand out: (1) The YouTube playlist converter — turn any Physics Wallah, Unacademy, or Mohit Tyagi playlist into a tracked course instantly. (2) The built-in JEE/NEET syllabus tracker with chapter weightage — see exactly which chapters you've covered and how many marks each chapter is worth. (3) The AI Tutor (Ultra plan) that solves doubts with step-by-step explanations trained on Indian exam patterns, available 24/7.

Absolutely. SyncStudy works with any YouTube playlist — coding (Striver, Apna College, FreeCodeCamp), school subjects (CBSE/ICSE), college courses (GATE, CS Executive), or skills (design, music, languages). The syllabus tracker is pre-loaded for JEE, NEET, and UPSC, but the course system works for any subject. The study timetable, notes, and progress tracking are universal.

SyncStudy is currently a web app that works great on mobile browsers (iOS Safari, Chrome Android). A dedicated mobile app is on the roadmap. The web version is fully responsive — you can watch videos, take notes, and track progress from your phone. Offline access is also in development.

The AI tutor is trained on JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, NEET UG, CBSE (Class 11-12), and UPSC Prelims patterns. You can ask any conceptual question, numerical problem, or doubt related to these exams. It gives step-by-step explanations, not just final answers, and asks follow-up questions to verify your understanding. Available 24/7 on the Ultra plan with no message limits.

Collaborative features are coming soon — including shared playlists, group progress tracking, and shared notes. Currently, each account manages its own courses independently. You can share playlist links with friends who can add them to their own SyncStudy accounts.

When you miss a scheduled study day, the timetable automatically adjusts: it redistributes the remaining videos across your available days to keep you on track for your target finish date. You don't need to manually reschedule anything. It also balances multiple subjects so you don't end up with 5 hours of Physics on one day.

SyncStudy supports importing notes in markdown format. You can batch import markdown files which will be added to your notes library. For other formats (Google Docs, Notion exports), you can convert to markdown first using any online converter. Native import integrations are on the roadmap.