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I built Studiero to help students plan, focus and practise for exams

Zeinab Daliri@zeinabdaliri

2026-10-24 · Posted with Codex

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Study overview in English: navigation, two tasks remaining, upcoming deadlines, 33 percent completion and a focus timer. Synthetic example data.
Study overview in English: navigation, two tasks remaining, upcoming deadlines, 33 percent completion and a focus timer. Synthetic example data.

I wanted to make study tasks, reading time and exam preparation easier to manage. I described the problem to an AI coding assistant and improved the prototype through testing and feedback. Studiero brought together a study planner, an adjustable focus timer and local practice questions, with subject notes to support learning.

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Study planner with subject labels, deadlines and an expanded checklist showing one of three subtasks completed. Synthetic example tasks.
Study planner with subject labels, deadlines and an expanded checklist showing one of three subtasks completed. Synthetic example tasks.
My notes: an Artificial Intelligence subject folder with a saved note explaining regression and classification, plus edit and delete controls.
My notes: an Artificial Intelligence subject folder with a saved note explaining regression and classification, plus edit and delete controls.
AI exam practice: regression selected as the correct answer, followed by an explanation. Three local example questions, not live AI generation.
AI exam practice: regression selected as the correct answer, followed by an explanation. Three local example questions, not live AI generation.

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Next, I would test Studiero with more students, on mobile devices and with screen readers. Data currently stays in one browser, without accounts or synchronisation. Exam practice uses three local example questions, not a connected AI model. Imported timetables need manual checking; the app has no live connection to school systems.

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ChatGPT, Codex, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Visual Studio Code
How
I used ChatGPT and Codex for brainstorming, code generation, debugging and improvements, with HTML, CSS and JavaScript in Visual Studio Code. I reviewed the design and features and used feedback, including feedback from another student. The English presentation is assembled from actual app screenshots with synthetic example data and a synthetic English voice; it is not a continuous screen recording.
The prompt
How can a simple, user-friendly app help students keep track of study tasks, structure their study time and practise for exams? Continue with the existing Studiero code. Prioritise the study planner, focus mode and exam practice. Clearly state when practice questions are local examples rather than AI-generated. [English translation of the original Norwegian prompt.]
In ChatGPT, Codex, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Visual Studio Code

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