Preceptly

Hello there!

Keitha here! I hope everyone is enjoying their summer!

What you're seeing here is the first step in what will hopefully be a game changer for all nursing students.

Most of you know things didn't go how I planned the first time around. But just because I wasn't successful the first time doesn't mean I can't be. I still want to be a nurse, and I plan to go back. I'm just not sitting still while I wait.

Looking back, the part that broke me wasn't really the material. It was trying to keep up with all of it at once. The textbook, the slides, the due dates, the random stuff I dug up at 2am, all scattered everywhere. I kept wishing there was one place that just held it together. So I'm trying to build that.

But I don't want to build it off my own memory alone. You're in it right now, and I really want to know how it's actually going for you.

It only takes about 5 minutes. There's no wrong answer, and honestly the more real you are with me, the more it helps. You don't have to be nice about it. Just tell me how it actually was.

Answering these honestly helps me build something that actually helps you, and hopefully a ton of other people, get through this and be successful. And you'll be one of the first to ever use it.

01

What's the most stressful part of keeping up with everything right now?

02

Between what they give you and what you hunt down on your own, which resources do you wish all lived in one place so studying actually works? (check all that apply)

The textbook(s) Lecture slides and PowerPoints Lecture notes or recordings The syllabus and due dates Study guides Practice questions Clinical paperwork and packets Outside stuff I found myself (YouTube, websites, PDFs) All of it, it was everywhere

03

How do you actually keep track of it all (schedule, rooms, due dates)? What do you really use?

04

Do you ever forget an assignment or deadline until it's almost too late?

Never Once or twice A few times a term Honestly, constantly

05

Tell me about a time you showed up to the wrong place or time, missed a clinical, or forgot something important. What happened?

06

Do you ever lose points or stress out because you can't tell what they're actually grading you on?

Never Sometimes Often All the time

07

Once you know what's due, how do you actually study for it? Which tools do you use, and what's painful about them?

08

Have you tried getting ChatGPT, Quizlet, or anything else to make you a practice test? How did it go, and did it actually prepare you for the exam?

09

Roughly how much time per week do you burn just figuring out what you need to do and when?

Under 1 hour 1 to 3 hours 3 to 5 hours 5 or more hours

10

Have you ever paid for study help (UWorld, an ebook, a tutor, an app)? What was it, and was it worth it?

11

Last one. Is there anything else that makes keeping up hard that I didn't ask about? Anything at all, even if it feels small.

That's everything I need from you.
Now my turn.

Okay, here's why I asked

I'm building Preceptly.

You snap a photo of your chaotic schedule and syllabus, and Preceptly turns your whole semester into a clear "what's due, what's next, and what it's graded on," then quizzes you on what actually matters, built from your real materials.

No more juggling five apps and re-explaining your class to a chatbot. It already knows your program.

your turn to pick

Which version would you prefer?

Bold

Dark and electric. High energy, hypes you up.

Fresh

Light and calm. Clean, lowers the panic.

Want to be one of the first in?

Free while I build it, and free even after it launches. Regular updates, first access, and a real say in what this becomes. Drop your info and I'll reach out.

Okay, that's everything. Thank you for taking a few minutes to help me out, it honestly means a lot. Now go enjoy the rest of your summer.

You're in.

Thank you, seriously. Your honesty just helped shape this. I'll be in touch soon, and you'll be one of the first to ever use it.