Studius.ai VS Hack Chinese

Hey u/apixeldiva, I built https://studius.ai/ with a friend because we couldn't keep using Quizlet. We now have dozens of schools/teachers using our tool to help their students study. Our Learn mode includes spaced repetition and it's free. You can also easily import your Quizlet deck into Studius. Feel free to PM me if you need any help signing up! Source: over 1 year ago

Co-creator of https://studius.ai/ here, so obviously I'm biased but give Studius a try! I was a long-time Quizlet user before building this alternative. Feel free to PM me for any help. Source: over 1 year ago

I am disappointed at the fact Quizlet now makes its users pay to use their learn feature which is something I loved about the app. I have been going around to find better alternatives with a similar feature, that is where I ran into studius.ai but there is also a paywall to use the test feature. I also tried Outlearn but does not have a test feature same with Knowt. Are there any good alternatives to these apps... Source: over 1 year ago

I'm one of the co-creators of https://studius.ai/. We've got a powerful image annotation feature https://studius.ai/features/image-occlusion that Medical students love – feel free to PM me if you need help signing up! Source: over 1 year ago

Give https://studius.ai/ a try! I've been working on it with a friend. The Test mode is Premium only ($4 a month), but if you bring 10 friends we'll give you and your friends free access for a year. Feel free to PM me! Source: over 1 year ago

I've found the most success with learning words in some sort of flashcard format based on frequency lists (meaning learning the most frequently used words first), and then solidifying that learning by reading Chinese text in graded readers. For the flashcard format I use hackchinese.com , for the graded reading I use DuChinese app. Source: 10 months ago

Hey there, u/DotLanguages! We'd love to integrate with you. We couldn't find contact information on your web page. Please reach out to us at team (at) hackchinese.com. Hopefully talk soon! Source: about 1 year ago

Hackchinese.com has lots of vocabulary lists, like "baking a cake" (14 words), "bicycles" (53 words), "bus" (29 words).... There is a free trial so you can see if you like it, but I don't remember how long it is. Source: about 2 years ago

I was in the same place a few months ago. The thing that's helped me a lot is reading online, so that it's easy to look words up. I also use an SRS (hackchinese.com, but I know a lot of people use Pleco or anki) to keep track of any word that seems useful or interesting or common. Source: about 2 years ago

I want to sell what is remaining of my subscription on hackchinese.com for less than it costs since I am not using it anymore. The subscription ends in July 2022. Source: over 2 years ago