For engineering students who are tired of feeling stressed, behind, and constantly having to cram and relearn material.
Are you coming tonight or studying again?
Circuits Lab 3 report due in 6 hours
Bedtime was 3 hours ago. Alarm in 4h 13m
Thermo midterm · Today 9:00 AM
Exam 2 was so hard I got...
I nearly dropped out in second year doing exactly this. Now it's what my DMs are full of.
Classes, labs, assignments, work.
Every slot taken.
Now you're even more stressed, still behind, and one bad week from burning out.
They help. But you're still behind, because the real problem is one layer deeper.
You don't need topic 3 to understand topic 4.
Miss a topic, and everything after it becomes harder.
That's why engineering needs its own study system.
STUDY RECEIPT
Topic: Trusses, method of joints
No refunds on cram nights
Learning debt charges interest by making you study the same thing twice.
To get your time back, you need a study system that answers four questions.
So I built the system I wish I'd had in my second year, to help other students struggle less than I did.Juliana
What's inside
Designed for how engineering is actually taught.
Learn it once. Use it all semester.
Founding membersAll four included.
How do I study it?
Every topic goes through an engineering-specific learning route.
Before and during the lecture
You leave with a clear picture of the topic, without teaching yourself the whole lecture.
Before the tutorial
You leave with the exact questions to bring to your tutorial.
After the tutorial
You leave with proof you can solve it on your own, not just follow a solution.
Only if it didn't stick
You leave with one small fix, instead of "relearn everything".
In the weeks after
You leave with topics you can still use in mixed exam problems.
Next topic, same route.
What do I study next?
When do I study it?
ES Planner preview · arrives late October
That's the Planner. It's included for founding members when it launches in late October.
See the founding offerWhat if I'm behind?
See how it works
After · back up to date
Catch-Up is included, and you can use it the day you join.
First Class Honourswhile juggling
This is a better version of the system I used to do it.
It replaces hours. It doesn't add them.
A technique is only one piece. A study system gives you control over your semester.
Keep your calendar. ES fills in the "what".
Built on solving problems, not memorising flashcards.
Stuck isn't wasted. It's where the tutorial starts.
+ the hours to design, test and fix it
Ready on day one
You can. It just costs the time you're trying to get back.
Placeholder: where it lives (e.g. the Skool classroom), how they get access after paying, and that it works on phone and laptop.
Placeholder: whether the yearly plan auto-renews, at what price, and how to cancel. Confirm the founding $99 rate stays locked on renewal.
Placeholder: decide before launch. If no, say so plainly.
No. Start with a calendar and the ES Sheet the day you join. The Planner arrives in late October.
Placeholder: how long the core course takes to go through, and how long setup takes before the first session.
Placeholder: an honest expectation for the first week or two. No grade promises.
Placeholder: confirm. Likely yes, the Method works with whatever you already study with.
Yes, after you've tried it yourself. Looking first hides the exact gap the attempt is meant to find.
Placeholder: everything included beyond the Method, Catch-Up, Sheet and Planner, and whether future courses and the community come with it.
It's the easiest time to start. Begin with one lecture this week.
Built for lecture and tutorial units with problem sets. Placeholder: note on labs and project units.
Start with one lecture. One attempt. One useful question.
Engineering still takes work. This gives that work a better structure.
What to study, how to study it, and what to do when it goes wrong.
What's solid and what's next. From late October, the Planner does it for you.
Your unit's problems, your attempts. No system can do that part for you. This one makes sure it counts.
