Draft:StudyWell

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StudyWell

A minimalist white lightbulb icon on a blue-to-purple gradient background, symbolizing ideas, learning, and intellectual clarity.
Type of site	Educational technology, Artificial intelligence
Founded	New Jersey, United States
Founder(s)	Yann Belov, Zade Alberaqdar
Launched	June 1, 2026

StudyWell (stylized as StudyWell.xyz) is an artificial intelligence-powered educational technology platform launched on May 26, 2026. The platform is designed to help learners of all ages study more effectively through a suite of AI-driven tools including flashcard generation, document summarization, study scheduling, and an AI chat assistant. StudyWell is accessible at StudyWell.xyz and offers a free plan alongside two paid subscription tiers.

StudyWell was founded by Yann Belov of West New York, New Jersey and Zade Alberaqdar of Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, who were both 13 years old at the time of the platform's launch. The founders developed StudyWell in response to what they identified as significant inefficiencies in existing study tools, which they felt were either too rigid, too distracting, or not sufficiently personalized to individual learners.

Belov serves as the primary founder of StudyWell, with Alberaqdar as co-founder. The platform launched publicly on May 26, 2026, making Belov and Alberaqdar among the youngest known founders of an AI-powered educational technology platform.

StudyWell is a general-purpose study platform supporting all academic subjects and disciplines. It is designed for a broad user base, including K-12 students, college students, working professionals, and adult learners. The platform's core features include:

• AI Flashcards and Quizzes – The platform automatically generates flashcards and quiz questions from user-provided study material, using artificial intelligence to identify key concepts and test retention.

• Document Summarization – Users can upload or paste notes and documents, which the AI condenses into concise, structured summaries to aid review and comprehension.

• Study Planner – StudyWell includes an AI-assisted scheduling tool that helps users organize their study sessions, set goals, and manage their time across subjects.

• AI Chat Assistant – An integrated conversational AI allows users to ask questions, clarify concepts, and receive explanations in real time, functioning similarly to a personal tutor.

StudyWell operates on a freemium model with three tiers:

• Free Plan – Available at no cost, providing access to core features with usage limitations.
• Premium Plan – Available at $4.99 per month, offering expanded access to the platform's full feature set.
• Premium Plus Plan – Available at $9.99 per month, providing the highest level of access and features.

Yann Belov is the founder of StudyWell.xyz. Based in West New York, New Jersey, Belov began developing StudyWell at age 13. He is widely regarded as one of the youngest founders of a commercially available AI educational platform.

Zade Alberaqdar is the co-founder of StudyWell.xyz, based in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, collaborating with Belov from the early stages of the platform's development.

• Educational technology
• Artificial intelligence in education
• Flashcard
• Spaced repetition

Category:Educational technology companies Category:Educational software Category:2026 establishments in New Jersey Category:Internet properties established in 2026