Studia is a productivity web application powered by artificial intelligence, specifically designed to assist students, particularly those with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or challenges related to concentration. This application transforms conventional PDF documents into engaging, gamified, level-based learning experiences, integrating features such as built-in music, task tracking, and a calming visual design, all within a single distraction-free browser tab.

Originally developed as a passion project for the World’s Largest Hackathon, I am proud of its evolution and the progress it has achieved. I am now seeking a suitable individual or entity to take over this project and further develop and expand its vision.

The package includes the following:

• Full source code utilizing React and Supabase
• A live hosting setup via Netlify
• Comprehensive database and authentication configuration
• Custom design elements, logo, and visual assets
• An innovative PDF-to-AI course system
• An integrated lo-fi music player
• Demo data as well as pre-configured test accounts
• All marketing materials created during the launch phase

Technical Specifications:

• Frontend: React with Tailwind (Bolt.new)
• Backend: Supabase (including authentication, database, and storage capabilities)
• Hosting: Netlify
• Media Integration: YouTube API for lofi music
• Animation: Spline 3D
• Payment Processing: Stripe (for premium features)

To maintain the application, it is necessary to have a Supabase and Netlify account, with the free tier being sufficient. If one wishes to continue with advanced features, there is the option to add proprietary AI or API keys. The application requires minimal daily maintenance and is lightweight to operate.

Freemium Model:

• Free Features: Study with PDF, AI learning, music, and note-taking options
• Premium Features: Unlock badges, themes, additional music tracks, and custom task features; Stripe has already been integrated in demo mode.

Demonstrative videos and screenshots have been posted on Twitter/X, showcasing the application's functionality.

Future development opportunities include creating a mobile version or Progressive Web Application (PWA), packaging the application for schools and educators, and possibly integrating a GPT-based chatbot to assist users with inquiries.