Study tools that actually show up when you need them.

Flashcards, a timer, a GPA calculator and a planner — free, no account, no paywall. And when you want to get better at studying itself, there's a course library for five dollars a month.

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The tools

Free, no account

Everything you'd otherwise open five tabs for. Nothing to sign up for, nothing that expires.

Flashcards Paste your notes, get a deck. Study with spaced repetition. → Pomodoro timer 25 on, 5 off. Runs in the tab, keeps your session log. → GPA calculator Weighted or unweighted. Works out what you need next term. → Citation generator MLA, APA, Chicago. Paste a link or a DOI. → Planner Assignments and exams on one week view. →

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The courses

$5 / month

Written guides, quizzes and exercises. No twelve-minute videos to sit through. Two tracks, one membership.

Track 01 How to actually study Note-taking systems, memory techniques, test-day strategy. The part no class ever teaches you. 14 guides 41 exercises Track 02 Subjects, starting with the panic points Six subjects at launch, taught in the order the exam asks for them. Calculus Biology Chemistry Physics Statistics Organic chem

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One engine underneath both.

The quizzes and exercises inside a course are the same cards you'd make yourself — so course practice lands in the same review queue as your own decks. Miss a question in the calculus track, and it comes back on Thursday.

Free stays free. The tools don't get worse to sell you the courses.

Text, not video. Read it in eight minutes at 11pm, or skim it on the bus.

One tier. Everything's in it. Nothing to buy twice.

product shot — study mode, card mid-review

The story

It started in a study hall, with the one tool I needed blocked.

So I built the thing I was trying to open. Then I kept building.

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