- Explains a concept in IB course context
- Works through homework with you
- Adapts to your pace
About StudyIB
StudyIB gives every IB student the same resources and the same support, wherever they happen to be studying. This page is the record of who runs it and what it promises.
The Diploma is hard enough without wondering whether your resources are trustworthy. Every line below links to the document behind it.
Syllabus rules, assessment policies and dates are taken from official IB, school and government sources where those are public. Where a page is explanation rather than rule, it says so.
How we source and correct→Where you are studying should not decide what you can study from. The same courses, question banks and guides are open to a student in any time zone, on a phone or a school computer.
Browse the subject catalogue→Every tool here is built to make the work make sense, not to produce something you can hand in. That is a design constraint, not a warning notice.
What the AI tools will and will not do→The IB does not ban AI, but it requires you to be transparent about it. We publish where the line sits and what to do on an IA or an EE.
Read the integrity guidance→No adverts, no selling your data, and no upsell dressed as study advice. What is paid is marked as paid.
How your data is handled→Written down so it can be checked, and so this StudyIB is not mistaken for a different one.
Sam is StudyIB’s AI study companion: real-time voice tutoring that explains a concept in the context of the course you are actually taking, at whatever pace you need, without judgement.
The full picture, including what happens on an IA or an EE, is on the academic integrity page, and Sam has a page of its own.
Tell us and we will check it. A page that asks to be corrected is worth more than one that claims it never needs to be.