Dex Study
Dex Study: free AI study tool for Irish students
Dex Study turns your notes and Irish civic guides into tutoring, practice papers, revision cards and an exam-date plan. Free with a DáilDex account.
Dex Study · Write
Feedback on your draft. Your words stay yours.
Write is a coach, not a ghostwriter. It asks the questions an examiner or lecturer would, and it keeps a record of exactly what it did.
Open the writing coach
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Three levels of help
- Coach (default): asks questions and points out where the argument or evidence is thin.
- Proofread: fixes grammar and clarity without changing your meaning.
- Co-write: available only for work that is not assessed.
The assistance record
Every time Dex helps, the action is logged with the document, including word counts before and after. If your school or university asks how you used AI, you can show exactly what happened instead of guessing.
Work you mark as assessed never gets the co-write option. Your school's or college's AI rules always apply, so check them first.
Built for sourced writing
- Harvard and OSCOLA citation styles, with patterns for Dáil debates, Acts and the Constitution.
- A word limit counter and templates for common structures.
- Export to a file or print when you are ready.
Free guides to read next
Plain-English background with links to the official sources.
Keep going
Dex Study · Learn
AI tutor that gives hints, not answers
Dex Study's tutor asks you to try first, climbs a five-step hint ladder, and lets you explain an idea back, argue a case or practise an oral answer.
Dex Study · Test
Make practice papers from your own notes
Build exam-style practice papers from your notes and guides: multiple choice, short and long answers, ordering and fill-the-gap, with a marking guide.
Frequently asked questions
In Coach mode it does not. It gives feedback on your draft. Co-write exists only for work that isn't assessed, and assessed documents are protected by default.
The assistance record shows what Dex did in each document. You decide whether to share it. It is there so you can be open about how you worked.
Harvard and OSCOLA. Always confirm which style your school or department requires.
DáilDex is independent and is not affiliated with the Department of Education, the State Examinations Commission, the NCCA or the Houses of the Oireachtas. Check your school’s or college’s current requirements before you rely on any summary.