I turn your course material into a practice-exam app under your name.
For course creators, bootcamps, associations, and employers who certify their own staff. 150 to 250 questions from your material, mapped to the published blueprint, in an app under your name. The questions and the cohort analytics stay with you, and I rewrite them when the blueprint changes.
Three sample questions and a readiness score.
I wrote these three as samples. In your build the questions come from your course material, the app carries your name, and it installs to a phone and works offline.
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Three questions is a demo. A real build runs 150 to 250, tagged to every domain in the blueprint, so the score tells a learner exactly where to spend the next hour.
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In a real build the score is weighted by blueprint domain, so a learner strong in one area and weak in another sees exactly that.
Six weeks from gap audit to a working app.
Course creators
A second product for the list you already have.
Bootcamps
Readiness by cohort, yours to export.
Associations
A member benefit under the association's name.
Employers
Internal credentialing on your own blueprint.
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Step one. The gap auditFree
Your material mapped against the published blueprint. Yours to keep either way.
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Step two. I write the questions
150 to 250 questions, written in one pass and reviewed against the blueprint in a second, with the review logged on every question. Your experts sign off.
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Step three. Your app, your name
Practice sets, timed mock exams, readiness by domain. Installs to a phone, works offline.
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Step four. Updates when the exam changesOngoing
The blueprint changes, I realign the bank, you keep selling the same product.
A coverage map of your material, domain by domainExample
This material covers 60% of the exam. The missing 40% is 80 questions I would write.
Domain A · 25% of the exam+14 questions
Domain B · 30% of the exam+38 questions
Domain C · 30% of the exam+8 questions
Domain D · 15% of the exam+20 questions
Proof you can check
Shipped twice, passed twice: the PMP on 28 June 2026, the CPHQ on 24 July 2026, studying only on banks I wrote. The PMP bank publishes its per-task coverage table (opens in a new tab): 963 questions across all 26 tasks. Your gap audit produces the same table for your material.
What it costs
| Stage | What it covers | Fee |
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| Blueprint gap audit | A per-domain coverage map, the questions it takes to close each gap, and your build figure in writing with a not-to-exceed. Two a month. | Free |
| Pilot build | 150–250 questions with rationales, tagged to domain and task, in an app under your name. Six weeks. | {{ feePilot }} |
| Seats & upkeep | Cohort access, hosting, and blueprint realignment once a contract year. 12-month term, $1,800 a year minimum. | {{ feeSeats }} |
| Pilot build, founding slot | Same build, nothing cut, for the first customer who lets me name them, publish one cohort figure, and take a reference call. Through 31 December 2026. | {{ feeFounding }} |
The price is the price, quoted from the audit before you commit. You pay 30 / 30 / 40. If the first forty questions are not what you wanted, you stop there, keep them, and owe nothing further.
Questions I get asked first
Who owns the questions?
You do. The source question files and the analytics export ship with the build. If we part ways, the questions leave with you.
I already have subject-matter experts. What do you add?
The software, the blueprint mapping, and the question-writing hours. Your experts approve every question; I do not overrule them.
What happens when the exam blueprint changes?
While you hold seats, I realign the bank. The PMP outline changed on 9 July 2026 and I rewrote my own bank to it.
Can learners practice without a signal?
Yes. It installs from the browser and works offline. Scores sync when the learner is back online.
Will you build for the body that owns the exam?
No. Preparing candidates for a credential the organization administers is a conflict I will not take on.
What if you stop operating?
Your last build ships as a static export you can host yourself. The source question files and the analytics export go with it.