CramIt: The AI Study Hack Helping 2,000+ Filipino Students Crush Cram Sessions Instantly

Manila, Philippines - June 19, 2025 - What began in 2022 as a Grade 10 student's solo side project called The SelfReview Engine has exploded into CramIt, an unapologetic AI quiz engine built for learners who study under pressure. Now rebranded, upgraded, and fueled by faster models, CramIt is quietly becoming the cult favorite among Gen Z university students for last-minute study sessions, with over 2,000 users and growing.

Study Guilt Is Out. Study Sprints Are In.

“Because we've all been there,” reads the tagline on CramIt’s minimalist interface, one that proudly reflects its mission: helping students go from panicked to prepared in minutes.

But what makes CramIt actually work where other AI study tools struggle? According to founder David Alfonso Castro: "Most AI study tools absolutely crash out when you cram massive files into them. If you feed them a 50-page textbook passage, you'll hit context limits very fast. Imagine someone asks you to memorize a large Wikipedia entry in one go before summarizing it. It's a fundamental limitation of how Large Language Models handle long-form content, but CramIt sidesteps that. We can generate 400 questions of two different types from a single large document with consistent quality throughout. Question 1 is just as accurate as question 400."

Students can upload entire textbooks, lengthy research papers, or comprehensive course materials without worrying about content limits or degraded performance.

The results speak for themselves. "Really making me enjoy studying," said user Maika Cuestas, while another user, Bench Eser, dubbed it their go-to for last-minute reviews.

What Makes CramIt Different?

Forget stale flashcards. Forget bloated dashboards. CramIt’s formula is raw, efficient, and laser-focused:

• Instant quiz generation from PDFs, texts, docs
• Language + special instruction support
• Premium “Sprint Mode” for faster review and organization
• A design that doesn’t pretend it’s saving the world, just your GPA

And while apps like Quizlet, Cramify, and StudyPDF focus on premium subscriptions and sprawling content, CramIt keeps things simple, fun, and straightforward.

Built for Sharing, Designed for Study Groups

Sometimes, cramming isn’t a solo act. At CramIt, users can easily share their generated quizzes with classmates, turning individual cramming sessions into collaborative study groups. 

CramIt's Sprint subscription model is designed with budget-conscious students in mind. Sprint Monthly subscribers, at just PHP199, can invite one friend to experience premium features for a full month, completely free and without requiring a credit card. Sprint Yearly users pay PHP1,499 and get an even better deal, with the ability to invite up to three friends for a month of premium access each.

This sharing model has been quietly spreading across campuses like the University of the Philippines, University of Santo Tomas, and De La Salle University (where Castro himself studies), as study groups are discovering that one subscription can effectively cover multiple students, making premium AI-powered quiz generation accessible to entire friend circles without everyone needing to pay individually.

The Mission: Last-Minute Studying, Made Legendary

“I got the idea back in Grade 10 when I was experimenting with the first language models like davinci-002, and this was before ChatGPT was released. It was surreal having something so ahead of its decade and using it for mundane academics,” says David Alfonso Castro.

From liberal arts to computer science, foreign language drills to social studies, CramIt supports a wide range of academic subjects with zero fluff and fully customized control.

CramIt is currently free to use, with premium upgrades available starting at PHP199/month. The team is rolling out Discord study servers, campus takeovers, and micro-influencer partnerships at over 8 universities this semester.

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