Why I built Weprepuni

I came to Europe as an international student, so I know how much uncertainty can come with starting university in a new country. Understanding the admission process, finding the right information and knowing how to prepare can be a challenge before your studies even begin.

Entrance exam preparation can also be expensive, especially when you are already planning for application fees, travel and living costs. That is why I built Weprepuni: to make preparation more affordable, easier to navigate and more useful for the way students actually learn.

I have brought my own study methods into the platform: the approaches I use to organise information, understand difficult subjects and remember what I have learned.

Mind maps help you see how topics connect and organise what you need to remember for the exam. Section-by-section examples walk you through the reasoning, with real-life applications where useful to make abstract ideas more concrete and memorable.

The Pomodoro method, sometimes called the tomato technique, helps you study in focused sessions with regular breaks, making preparation feel more manageable. Every lesson has a 25-minute session timer with a 5-minute break, and I have written up how I use it for exam prep.

I also wanted the support to feel personal. The AI study assistant, included with every course you buy, notices the topics you get stuck on as you ask questions and comes back to them in later lessons. You can save any of its explanations as a note, so the points you want to revisit stay with the lesson and in your study plan.

The first lesson of every subject is free, with no account needed. Full course access comes with a one-time payment, so you can see whether the material suits you before making that commitment.

My aim is to give students an affordable way to prepare, with tools that help them understand, organise and remember what they learn, and approach their entrance exam with greater confidence.