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Study Together

How Study Together works

A quick guide to everything — finding a partner, how requests and approvals work, what the host controls, and how to keep a session safe and useful.

Two ways to get a study partner

Find a random partner

Get matched with the next learner also looking to study, right now. No link needed.

Invite a friend

Get a shareable link. Anyone who opens it sends you a request — nothing happens until you approve it.

Requests, not instant joins

Clicking an invite link doesn't drop someone straight into your room. It sends the host a request. The host gets three choices for every request:

Approve

They're in immediately.

Decline

Not this time — they can ask again later.

Block

Permanent for this room. No re-notification, no drama.

Group size grows as you learn

Every room starts at 2 people. You unlock room for more by doing real things on the platform — passing quizzes, building up your score, completing lessons, getting a project approved. No admin approval needed; it unlocks the moment you qualify. Check your live progress on the Study Together page.

Pick what to study

The host can pin the room to a real roadmap lesson, resource, quiz, or hub — searched from the platform's own published content, never a random link. Not the host? You can suggest something instead; the host decides whether to pin it.

Keeping a session on track (host tools)

Warn

A visible nudge before anything more serious. Shows a running count.

Mute

Pauses their shared-notes editing and quiz control. Reversible anytime.

Remove

Takes them out of the room, with a confirmation first. They can be re-approved later.

Report

For anything mute/warn/remove can't handle — flagged for review.

Wrapping up

"Mark studied together" gives everyone in the group a small one-time bonus for the day — no scoring during the session itself, just recognition that you actually studied together. When the room ends, you'll see a quick recap: topic, duration, and who was there. The host can start a new session with the exact same group in one click using Study with them again.

Prefer competition instead?

Study Together is cooperative by design — no scores, no ranking. If you'd rather test yourself against another learner, Battle Arena is the 1v1 competitive mode: same 10 questions, live scores, winner earns bonus points.