Study GossipTurn your notes into gossip you can listen to
Paste your notes. Get a gossip-style audio episode you can listen to.
What Study Gossip does
Study Gossip is a study tool for students. You upload or paste your lecture notes, textbook chapters or slide dumps, and Study Gossip rewrites them as a gossip-style conversation between two hosts, Zoe and Mia. You get a listenable audio episode plus a readable transcript, so revision feels like listening to a podcast instead of re-reading dry notes. All key facts and technical terminology are preserved so it stays useful for exam preparation.
- • Paste or upload notes and pick how chatty the episode should be.
- • Get a detailed audio episode you can stream or download as an MP3.
- • Follow along with a full transcript, or switch on Study / Exam mode for traps and practice questions.
- • Create a free account to save every episode to your personal library and replay it any time.
Signing in with Google is optional and is only used to create your Study Gossip account so your saved episodes stay tied to you. We request only your basic profile and email address, and we never post anything on your behalf. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
One free preview — no account needed. Save, download and make more with a free account.
What Study Gossip does
Study Gossip turns your study notes into a two-host conversation with a readable transcript. Listen, check the facts against your notes, and revise in a different format.
What you can put in
Paste your text or upload a plain text file. There is no PDF parsing yet, so copy the text out of your PDF — scanned pages need text recognition of their own first, and diagrams are not interpreted. Per episode you can use up to 1,500 words without an account, 5,000 words on Free, 20,000 on Plus and 80,000 on Pro.
What you get back
An audio conversation between two hosts and a transcript you can read. Paid plans add MP3 downloads, better voices and the full Study / Exam mode.
Accuracy and limits
Episodes keep your terminology, names, dates and definitions, and the jokes are analogies rather than new facts. It is still AI-generated, so check anything assessed against your original notes. We make no claims about grades, memory or health.