While most EdTech apps compete for screen time, Studyo is betting its entire $1.3M business on getting students off their phones. Their core thesis? The best learning tool isn't more digital noise—it's a disciplined, analog-inspired planner that happens to live in the cloud.

"They're not building another gamified learning app—they're building a digital wall against distraction."

The tech stack reveals their engineering philosophy: Next.js for performance, Tailwind CSS for rapid iteration, and Swiper for mobile-first interactions. They're not chasing bleeding-edge frameworks—they're building something that loads fast, works everywhere, and doesn't crash when a student opens it on a school Chromebook from 2018. The 16 detected technologies show a pragmatic team that uses what works, not what's trendy.

• Built for the Google Classroom ecosystem (their top keyword isn't even their brand)
• 15-person team generating $87K revenue per employee—efficient by EdTech standards
• Focus on 'rules for students to finish work'—solving behavioral problems, not just tech problems
• No VC funding disclosed—likely bootstrapped or early-stage, giving them long-term flexibility