Pass Level I
without the spreadsheet.
A calm, focused workspace for the 300+ hours ahead. Track every module, decay-aware flashcards, an honest readiness score — all that ugly Excel can't do, in one quiet place.
Three steps, then back to studying.
No setup ritual. No template surgery. Pick a sitting, tell us when you study, and start grinding.
Pick a sitting.
Choose Feb, May, Aug, or Nov. We map the 10 topics and 84 modules across your weeks, weighted by exam topic share.
Log what you learn.
Tick off readings, run flashcard sessions, log practice blocks and mocks. Everything you do feeds your mastery score.
Watch readiness rise.
See decay before it bites, catch underweighted topics, and walk into test day knowing exactly where you stand.
Excel is a graveyard of good intentions.
Most candidates start with a free tracker someone shared on Reddit. Two weeks in, the formulas break, the colors stop meaning anything, and the file gets quietly abandoned.
A grid of cells pretending to be a study plan.
- Manual ticks, no notion of mastery — just done / not done.
- No spaced repetition. You re-learn the same thing six times.
- Breaks the moment you reschedule, miss a day, or change a sitting.
- No knowledge decay. The reading you did in March is treated like the one you did yesterday.
- Practice questions live in a separate tab nobody opens.
- Looks like 2008.
A study OS that adapts to the human using it.
- Mastery scores that weight reading, flashcards, and practice differently.
- Spaced-repetition flashcards built into the schedule, not bolted on.
- Reschedule a week and the plan reflows — no formulas to fix.
- Knowledge decay modelled per LOS, surfaced before it hurts you.
- One log for every question, mock, and topic block you've ever done.
- Looks like 2026.
Everything the curriculum throws at you, in one room.
Eight features in every plan. No add-ons, no upsells, no "Pro" tier hiding the analytics behind a paywall.
All 10 topics. All 84 modules. Mapped.
From Quantitative Methods to Alternative Investments, every learning module is structured the way the curriculum is structured — so when you finish a reading, the right thing ticks off in the right place.
A study schedule that bends, not breaks.
Tell us when the exam is and how many hours a week you can give. We'll lay it out across your calendar, weighted by topic share, with built-in review and mock blocks.
Mastery you can trust. Decay you can see coming.
Your mastery score blends reading completion, flashcard recall, and practice accuracy — then forgets a little each day, just like you do. So the topics you crammed in February don't trick you in August.
Flashcards with memory of their own.
Spaced-repetition built on a modern algorithm — not a leftover Anki port. Cards surface when they're about to slip, with curriculum-mapped decks for every reading.
Every question you've ever answered. Searchable.
Log practice blocks and mock exams by topic, source, and date. We compute trailing accuracy, time-per-question, and which LOSs you keep getting wrong — without you tagging anything by hand.
A readiness score that doesn't lie to you.
One number, derived from mastery, decay, and trailing mock performance — calibrated against historical Level I pass rates. We'd rather show you a 58 you can fix than a 92 you can't trust.
A cram sheet that's actually printable.
Every formula in the curriculum, browsable by topic, with worked examples. Filter to "exam-likely" the week before the test, or export a one-page cram sheet to PDF.
Your data, your file.
Everything you log is yours. Export your full study history as CSV or JSON — for your study group, your records, or your own peace of mind.
One product. Two ways to pay.
Every feature, in every plan. The yearly plan saves you five dollars and a renewal email.
3-day free trial on either plan. Cancel from a one-line email.