Sylly review
A broad AI study workspace that brings planning, notes, revision, and grades together.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Sylly is a study-planning workspace for university and post-secondary students who want course organization and AI study support in one place. It brings classes, syllabi, assignments, exams, lectures, notes, flashcards, practice tests, grades, and deadlines into a single system. Its syllabus parsing can identify quizzes, tests, assignments, exams, due dates, and grade weights, while its planner builds study sessions around timetables, deadlines, available hours, and assessment priorities. Students can also record lectures, generate transcriptions and study materials, and chat with an assistant grounded in uploaded course content.
The free and paid plans are structured around usage limits. The Free Plan includes the study planner, friends and messaging, two classes, 50 AI chat messages per week, 10 AI generations per month, and 90 minutes of recording per month. The Pro Plan keeps the planner and social features while increasing capacity to 10 classes, 700 AI chat messages per week, 100 AI generations per month, and 60 hours of recording per month. That makes the free tier suitable for a smaller course load or a cautious trial, while students managing several classes and frequent lecture recordings will find the Pro limits more fitting.
Sylly’s main strength is breadth: planning, revision scheduling, transcription, generated study materials, grade projections, assignment progress, and course-content chat are connected rather than presented as isolated tools. Apple Calendar export helps fit planned sessions into an existing schedule, but the listed ecosystem is otherwise narrow, with access through the web and iOS. Students who want an all-in-one academic organizer with AI notes and revision materials should consider Sylly. Those needing broader device coverage or calendar compatibility beyond Apple Calendar should look for an alternative.
Sylly pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Parses syllabi into deadlines, grade weights, and study sessions
- Generates notes, flashcards, practice tests, and grounded study chat
- Combines lecture transcription, grade tracking, and Apple Calendar export
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on the web and iOS
- Free Plan limits classes, AI generations, chat, and recording time
- Calendar integration is limited to Apple Calendar
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