Study tools that change what students remember.
Recording and transcribing a lesson is table stakes. What Scholar Stackadds is a memory engine, songs where a song is what sticks, quizzes that adapt to each student’s results, and a performance layer that shows what they can actually explain — with classroom audio that never leaves the iPad.
Mnemonics generated for the concept a student keeps missing
Not a generic study tip — a mnemonic built for that concept, on a dial from textbook-dry to impossible-to-forget, in the one style the student chose. The education edition keeps the dial to school-appropriate levels by policy.
The concept as a short song, where a song is what sticks
A lyric written for the material and sung — the way every student already remembers the alphabet, the planets, and the quadratic formula. Used where appropriate, not everywhere.
Every wrong answer changes the next quiz
Every concept is tested from five different angles before any question repeats, and the generator reads the student’s own results — it targets what they got wrong and the reason they got it wrong. A course quiz draws evenly from everything covered so far, the way a midterm would.
What each student can explain, not just recognize
Every quiz answer, oral answer and flashcard review becomes evidence. The student sees, per concept, whether they can explain it, only recognize it, or have a gap — and what to do next. Performance analysis a teacher can act on, not a completion percentage.
Audio stays on the iPad
Transcription runs on the device with Apple’s on-device speech engine; classroom audio never crosses the network. Text features run in the cloud under your district’s data processing agreement.
Fleet-ready
Apple School Manager / VPP distribution. The education edition is device-only by policy — cloud transcription is disabled at the account level, not just in settings.
Compatibility, verified first
On-device transcription requires A14-class iPads or newer. Before any pilot we run a free compatibility check against your exact fleet inventory.
One or two classrooms. Free for the semester.
A direct support line to our engineering for the pilot, then institutional pricing in January — per student, per month, volume-dependent, and a fraction of the consumer price. It starts with the fleet check.
Or write to support@getscholarstack.com with your iPad models and approximate counts.
The semester won’t wait.
Record tomorrow’s lecture. Be tested on it by dinner. Retire the all-nighter.