Why Eduloo exists
Most students study by rereading. It feels productive, and a week later almost nothing is left. What actually works is practising recall: answering questions, flipping cards, explaining it back. The problem is that turning a 40-page lecture into questions takes longer than the lecture itself.
One app instead of five subscriptions
Studying for a single exam used to mean a PDF reader, a flashcard app, a quiz maker, a summarizer and maybe a podcast tool, each with its own account and its own monthly bill. Eduloo puts all of it in one place, with one plan.
What Loo does about it
You drop in the material your course already gave you: slides, PDFs, Word files, photos of the whiteboard, or an Anki deck. Loo reads it and builds quizzes, flashcards, summaries and two-voice study podcasts from your own lecture files, not from a generic question bank, in more than 25 languages.
Who's behind it
Eduloo launched in July 2026. It is built by RapidFoundry, a studio three founders started in Limassol, Cyprus in February 2026. There are no investors and no ads. The app is paid for by the students who choose to upgrade, and your study material stays on servers in the EU.
