StudyHub is a free app that allows students, including alumni, from Tokyo Medical University and other related institutions to ask math and English questions. Please note that there is a limited number of respondents, so it may take some time to receive an answer.

The developer, Kazuharu Moriwaki, created this app with the aim of providing a service for students who want to study more without spending money. Having experienced both public and private schools, the developer noticed the educational disparities that arise from economic reasons. StudyHub aims to assist those who cannot afford expensive tutoring but still want to excel in their studies.

One of the key features of StudyHub is that it provides a platform for students to ask questions for free, which is unique compared to similar paid services.

As of October 25th, the app has 38 university students from various institutions, including Kurume Affiliated, La Salle, Kumamoto, Nada, Koyokan, Nishiyama, Sagano, Horikawa, Zenjo, Tokai, Asahigaoka, Kashiwa, Utsunomiya, Kasukabe, Seikei, Kiritanpo, Nishi, Toyama, Shinjuku High School alumni, as well as students from Tokyo, Kyoto, Hitotsubashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Kyoto Prefectural Medical University, Hokkaido, Chiba, Tokyo Foreign Studies, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Nara Women's, Waseda, Keio, Tokyo University of Science, Meiji, University of British Columbia, McGill, University of Melbourne, and University of Auckland.