Twelve short steps to get set up — from creating your account to reading your first set of notes, about five minutes — followed by a plain-language rundown of every tool you'll have once you're in.
Go to www.aistudyshifu.com and tap Start 31-Day Trial (or Register).
Fill in your full name, email address, and a password — at least 8 characters. Tap Continue →.
Three role cards appear — Student, Teacher, and School Admin. Tap Student, then Continue →.
If your school gave you a join code (6 characters), type it in — you'll be linked to your school automatically.
Tap Continue →.
Optionally choose a career pathway — Shifu will highlight the subjects that usually go with it. Then tap every subject chip you're actually studying this year.
Tap Continue →.
Check the summary looks right, then tap Activate Profile. You'll land straight on your Dashboard — your 31-day free trial starts running from this moment, every feature unlocked.
This is home base. A few things to notice:
From the Dashboard, open Learning Hub. Confirm your Form is selected at the top, then tap a subject card to expand its topics.
Tap a subtopic to open its notes. Each one shows a reading-time estimate, a difficulty rating, and a short table of contents at the top.
While reading any topic, tap the Ask Shifu bubble in the corner of the screen. Type your question — Shifu answers using the exact notes you're reading, not a generic explanation.
Open Homework Lens from the Dashboard. Three ways to ask:
Shifu walks through the answer step by step rather than just handing over the result.
On any notes page, look at the small toolbar along the top. Tap Topic to save just what you're reading, or Subject to save the whole subject. Once downloaded, you can study it without using any data.
Any question you get wrong in a quiz or test is saved automatically. A small red badge appears on the subject card showing how many are still open — tap it to review and retry those exact questions until you've got them.
You have 31 days with every feature unlocked — no card needed to start. After that, plans are affordable and pay straight from a phone.
Not a sequence — dip into whichever of these is useful, whenever it's useful. Everything below lives on your Dashboard.
Beyond just reading notes, the toolbar at the top of any topic has a few things worth knowing:
If you've got open mistakes tied to the topic you're reading, a banner appears above the notes linking straight to them in Mistake Bank.
Builds a personalised weekly timetable from your actual subjects — weighing which ones need more time (Mathematics and the sciences get more slots than lighter subjects) against your own progress and how close your exams are. Open it when you're not sure what to study next.
Every question you get wrong anywhere on the platform is saved here automatically — you never have to add anything yourself.
Get the same mistake right twice in a row and it's marked mastered and cleared. Tap into a subject for a redemption set — a focused batch of up to 10 of your worst-standing mistakes, oldest first — instead of guessing what to revise.
The full catalogue of notes across every subject and Form — not just the ones you picked at sign-up. Useful for browsing ahead, checking a subject you're thinking of adding, or looking something up for a friend.
Generate your own ECZ-style practice assessment on any subject or topic — a real way to test yourself before a class test or exam rather than just re-reading notes.
An interactive periodic table for Chemistry — a reference to keep open alongside your notes rather than a separate thing to "complete."
Browse CBC-aligned SBA project ideas, start one in your own workspace under My Projects, and submit it for your teacher's review when it's ready — all from the one place.