Bots that cover actual student life — summarizing a recorded lecture, scanning textbook pages, drilling vocabulary, tracking a tight budget and not missing a deadline.
None of these are generic "productivity" picks — each one solves something a student actually runs into. TexifyBot turns a photographed textbook page into editable, searchable text, and AISummaryBot_bot turns a recorded lecture, a YouTube link or a PDF into a structured summary, three a day for free. memo_card_bot handles memorization: spaced-repetition flashcards, with decks a study group can share by link.
QuizBot builds a practice test with a timer and explanations, useful before an exam, and InLaTeXbot turns LaTeX typed in any chat into a formula image. TrackMoneeBot and RemindMe_Bot handle the unglamorous parts — a stipend-sized budget and a deadline you can't afford to forget.
Build a practice test with a timer and explanations before an exam — Telegram's own quiz tool, free.
Send a lecture recording, a YouTube link or a PDF and get a structured summary, then ask follow-up questions about it; three summaries a day are free.
Photograph a textbook page and get back editable, searchable text in over 100 languages.
Spaced-repetition flashcards as a Mini App, with a catalogue of ready-made decks and decks a study group can share by link; the core is free and the code is open source.
Fixes grammar and rewrites tone for an essay or cover letter in over 90 languages, with free characters to test it first.
Type LaTeX in any chat and send the formula as an image, with a live preview as you type; longer code sent to the bot comes back as a vector PDF. Free and open source.
A free budget tracker with nothing to buy first — ideal for a stipend-sized income and irregular spending.
A no-frills reminder for assignment deadlines: tell it what and when, get pinged on time.
Yes — my_voice_messages_bot takes audio or video, a lecture clip included, and returns a transcript together with a summary; its free allowance is not published, so check it inside the bot.
Yes — Telegram's own QuizBot lets you or a study group build a multiple-choice practice test with a timer and explanations for each answer, for free.
Yes — TrackMoneeBot logs expenses, income and custom categories directly in the chat, with nothing to buy or set up first.