A study group needs a time that suits everyone, a place and someone to run it. Sessions here are smaller and simpler: two people on a video call, each on their own work. It is not a group call; it is the part of a study group that does the studying.
Sessions are one person at a time with one other person. There is no group chat to keep up with, and nobody waits for the others to arrive. You book a quarter hour, and whoever booked the same time and length is on the call with you.
If you want your own group, you can invite friends to the same time with a link: each session is still two people, so you can run several at once.
If you need to discuss the material, compare answers or teach each other, a group of friends or classmates does that better than silent sessions. This page is for the focused hours between those meetings.
A call with a friend can be set up here too: pick a day and time, send the link, and the slot is held for them.
Pick a day and time, then send the link: the time is held for the person you invite until 10 minutes before. Log in
Not in the sense of a group call. Each session is two people on video, working in silence on their own things. It covers the studying part of a study group, without the organising.
Yes. Send each of them an invite link for the same time; each session is still two people, so you can pair up.
No. If nobody you invited joins, you can be matched with whoever booked the same quarter hour and the same length.
Yes, it's free. You need an account, which asks for an email address and a code, or a quick sign-in. No credit card is needed.
No. Calls are not recorded. You can turn your camera and microphone on or off at any time.