For students
A study app for your
exact class.
Not another flashcard site. Say how you actually study, and get your own app: your notes, your format, no ads, nothing locked behind a paywall.
Ready before your next study session.
Start from one of these.
Tap one and it becomes yours: same idea, your subject, your notes, your rules. Change anything by asking.
Flashcards with spaced repetition
Paste your notes. It drills you hardest on the cards you miss, not the ones you know.
Make it mine
A quiz generator for your notes
New practice questions from your own lecture notes, every time you open it.
Make it mine
An exam-week planner
Your dates, your topics, what to review today, and an honest bar for how ready you are.
Make it mine
A formula drill
Every formula on the exam, shown one at a time until you can write each from memory.
Make it mine
Study group
Share it with your classmates.
Send one link. Each classmate signs in and gets their own progress, tracked separately from yours. And it stays your tool: you decide who can open it.
How this page exists
The first study tools on WarpShip were not built by us. A student made them for her own exams: a flashcard app that drilled exactly what she kept missing, in the format her course actually used. No study site did it her way, so she described her way, and twenty minutes later it existed. This page is that, offered to you.
The same student, in her own words
“I went from simply describing the tool I wanted to having a fully functional tool that I could publish and share with my classmates with no hassle.”
“It even added features and ideas that I hadn’t thought of myself but ended up being incredibly helpful.”
“I didn’t need to know how to code or have a technical background. I could just explain what I wanted, and WarpShip.ai did the rest.”
01
Say how you study
In plain English, like you would to a friend. Paste your notes if you have them.
02
It becomes an app
A few minutes later it is real, on its own link, just for you.
03
Study on your phone
It is a link, so it works in the library, on the bus, at 2am. Ask for changes any time.
On schedule
It shows up so you don’t have to remember.
Studying is a calendar problem. Tell your tool when: a quiz every morning at 8, your ten worst cards the night before class. It runs whether or not you open anything, which is the entire point of a schedule.
Why not just ChatGPT?
Honestly? ChatGPT is great for a quick quiz. But every chat starts from zero: it does not remember what you missed last week, it cannot keep score across a semester, it never shows up on its own, and you cannot hand one to your study group. A tool can, because a tool persists.
Time to ace your next exam.
Start with your hardest class.
Free to start. No card. Yours to keep.