StudySync is a tool built to help students manage their workload and collaborate with classmates. It brings tasks, communication, and focus tools into one fast desktop application.
Note:
Project Status: StudySync is currently under development and is not yet fully implemented. You may experience bugs.
Server Requirements: You can now connect directly to our official public server for an instant setup, or continue to run the server locally if preferred.
- Dashboard: View all your active tasks and pinned groups in one spot.
- Study Groups: Create groups and invite friends to work on projects together.
- Live Chat: Send messages to your group members in real time.
- Task Tracking: Create and assign tasks to specific group members.
- Focus Timer: Use the built-in timer to stay productive during study sessions.
- AI Tutor: Chat with an AI assistant to get help with difficult subjects, workload analysis, and task tracking.
- Multilingual Support: Study in your preferred language. Fully translated into Arabic, English, and French natively, with more languages on the way.
- Public Server: Skip the backend setup entirely. Connect straight to our official public server for an instant, hassle-free study environment.
- Qt
- Boost
- C++
- SQLite
- Python (AI Backend)
- NextJS (Website)
Track progress and planned features here:
https://trello.com/b/FurIPhe7/study-sync
- Styling: CSS styling used is from the Prism Launcher Fluent-Dark theme.
- Database: Initial SQLite database schema was generated using SQLAlchemy in Python and then manually integrated into the C++ application.
If you prefer to host the server yourself and run your own AI Tutor backend, follow these steps.
Run this command in your terminal to build both the client and the server C++ applications:
cmake -B build && cmake --build buildThe AI Tutor runs on a separate Python socket server that communicates with the main C++ server. It utilizes the Gemini API.
Prerequisites: You need Python installed along with the required libraries:
pip install python-dotenv google-genaiConfiguration:
Create a .env file in the same directory as your ai_backend.py script. This is where you configure the server ports and provide your own AI model's API key:
# Your personal Gemini API Key
GEMINI_API_KEY="your_api_key_here"
# Socket Server Configuration
HOST="127.0.0.1"
PORT=2570Note: You can get a free Gemini API key from Google AI Studio.
To get everything working, you must run both the Python AI backend and the C++ server.
Start the AI Backend:
python ai_backend.py(You should see a message saying "AI Backend listening on 127.0.0.1:2570")
Start the Main C++ Server: Navigate to your build directory and run the server executable:
./build/server # (or equivalent executable name depending on your OS)(Ensure the C++ server is configured to match the PORT set in your Python .env file if you changed it from the default)
Once both servers are running, launch your StudySync Client application and connect!


