Courses and flashcards
Structure subjects and topics, then return to your notes and cards when it is time to review.
StudyHive brings course organization, revision and group study into one experience. PrimeDev Studios designed and built the product, from user journeys to the web and Android integrations.
A StudyHive account may be required. Android is available only to invited testers; its public release has not yet been approved.


Real interface · demonstration data
The goal is simple: make studying easier to organize and less solitary. StudyHive connects individual tools with the moments when learning with others really helps.
Structure subjects and topics, then return to your notes and cards when it is time to review.
Join a room by subject. Silent, audio and video paths support different ways of working.
Find study partners, exchange messages and plan the next session inside the app.
Track activity, streaks and leagues with virtual points that have no cash value.
These visuals show StudyHive with demonstration data. They contain no personal account details or private conversations.
The interface and features continue to evolve as the product is validated.
PrimeDev designed the interface, user flows, server services and Android integration. These are the main technologies present in the project code.
Next.js 14, React 18, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS. Pages, reusable components and responsive UI.
Supabase Auth, PostgreSQL, Realtime and Storage. Email or Google sign-in, data and files with access rules.
LiveKit. Audio and video infrastructure for study rooms, connected to the app’s user flows.
Groq. AI assistance in the Pro journey, with server-side usage limits.
Capacitor and Google Play Billing. An Android app built from the same web product. Stripe serves the web subscription flow.
Vercel, GitHub Actions, Vitest and TypeScript. Deployment, automated checks and app verification.
The web version is accessible and the Android app is distributed to invited users. Feedback and Google Play review are helping prepare a public version. No public launch date has been announced.