Marbella supports the launch of Studay, an innovative mobile app created by young entrepreneurs

Today, the Marbella City Council has supported the launch of Studay, an innovative mobile app for students created by young entrepreneurs from the city. The Youth Councilor, Alejandro González, emphasized the importance of "publicly supporting an initiative that aims to facilitate the academic and personal life of students," while highlighting that the project "originates from the University of Málaga, where many from Marbella are educated."

"It is a pride to accompany the young talent of the city and contribute to this initiative reaching as many users as possible," stated the councilor, who explained that the app "consolidates into a single tool services that were previously scattered across various digital platforms." The tool is available from today on the App Store and Play Store and already has the collaboration of more than twenty companies offering specific promotions for the group.

"The app addresses the digital fragmentation that students experience, forced to use multiple platforms to meet basic daily needs"

Francisco Marfil

Co-founder of Studay

During the presentation, which included participation from two of the founding partners of Studay, Ignacio Terán and Francisco Marfil, the promoters detailed that the project "was conceived several years ago, but it was not until the right team was assembled that the necessary conditions were met to turn the idea into reality." Marfil indicated that the proposal "responds to the digital fragmentation that students experience, forced to use multiple platforms to cover basic daily needs."

In this regard, he explained that the application articulates four major areas - academic, social, accommodation, and promotions - within the same environment. "Studay is not exclusively aimed at the university environment but also at vocational training students, civil service exam candidates, master's students, and young people preparing for university entrance exams, with the goal of providing an inclusive service adapted to different educational stages," he pointed out, while informing that the development "has been validated with more than a thousand users, which has allowed us to adjust the functionalities to real needs previously detected."