For students

The free study toolkit students actually use

PDFs, notes, assignments, and quick math — all in one browser-based suite. Works on school laptops with no admin rights, respects assignment portal size limits, and never uploads your files.

Guides worth reading

Playbooks that pair with the tools above.

Frequently asked questions

Are these tools safe to use on a school-issued laptop?+

Yes. Everything runs in the browser — no installer, no admin rights, no browser extension. If your school allows Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, it allows ToolStop.

Can I upload my assignment PDF to a portal that has a 1 MB limit?+

Use Compress PDF first. Scans usually drop 60–80% in size; text-only documents drop 20–30%. If you're still over the limit, split the PDF or scan in grayscale at 200 DPI.

Do the AI writing tools count as plagiarism?+

Any AI-generated text needs to be treated the way your school treats AI. Use the tools to brainstorm outlines, rewrite awkward sentences, and check readability — not to submit whole essays.

Can I OCR my handwritten lecture notes?+

OCR works best on printed text. Handwriting recognition depends on how neat your writing is — expect solid results with block letters and mixed results with cursive.

Do these tools work offline?+

File-based tools work in a modern browser as long as the page has already loaded. AI writing tools need internet because they call a language model.