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Acadeva Desktop is here. π»
Study, read, take notes, use Edima and more, now on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Same account. Same progress. Bigger screen.
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Woke up this morning and discovered that I one-shotted Apple review ππ
I'm shocked too. I was mentally preparing for a whole lineup of rejection messages π π π
One evening after introducing my department to Acadeva, I was chilling at my friendβs place because I thought I had finished reading Logic Programming.
Around 10PM, I noticed a crazy spike in downloads of one particular book on @acadeva_.
I checked and found out our class rep had uploaded past questions and turned them into a quiz. Everyone was going through it like crazy π
I tried the quiz and quickly realized I had not read anything π
I started going through the reference materials he uploaded, then kept retaking the quiz until I got 100%.
The next day, 85% of the questions repeated.
Best day of my life π
Everyone was thanking me and I was forwarding all the thanks to our class rep.
That nigga saved our asses fr π
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I think one of the reasons many startups trying to solve university education struggle is that they skip the hardest part.
The real problem isn't building an AI tutor or another note-taking app.
It's the infrastructure.
Public universities are incredibly fragmented. Study materials exist. Past questions exist. Course outlines exist. But they're scattered across phones, WhatsApp groups, Telegram channels, and hard drives with no system holding everything together.
Someone has to do the painful work of aggregating, organizing, and maintaining that data first.
AI makes this easier than ever, but AI is only as good as the foundation beneath it.
The good thing is that most universities are already connected by the same NUC curriculum. The underlying courses are largely the same. What changes from school to school is the delivery style, recommended textbooks, lecturers, and a few other subtle differences. That common foundation makes it possible to build something that works at scale without starting from scratch for every university.
It has to understand our curriculum, not a foreign course outline. It should generate quizzes from our past questions while still giving students access to the original questions for verification. Trust matters.
When we started building @acadeva_, I thought this would be a relatively small problem to solve.
It wasn't.
As we built, we kept uncovering foundational problems that forced us to slow down and focus on getting the product right instead of simply pushing for growth.
Over the last few months, we've aggregated over 6,200 courses and built a collection of more than 6,000 study materials, textbooks, and past questions. Every new book that comes in is automatically classified into the right courses so the collection keeps getting more useful over time.
That's the foundation we're building on.
Our next focus is closing the distribution gap by bringing the experience to desktop and making Acadeva truly cross platform.
The AI is exciting.
The apps are exciting.
But the infrastructure behind them is what will make all of it valuable.
Last month was peak. π
We shipped critical features and major optimizations to the Acadeva mobile app.
We're still dedicated to making sure you can find comprehensive course outlines, study materials, and past questions in one place.
Welcome to August βΊ
35 reviews on @acadeva_ π
we got them without asking a single person...
now it's time to earn even more. right after someone finishes reading a book they couldn't find anywhere else, or completes a quiz, we'll ask for a review. timing matters.
@acadeva_ offers all of this out of the box. We spent weeks curating all the courses for all programmes including actuarial science. We stocked up a lot of textbooks and notebooks (still in progress) from a wide range of sources but we still added a feature where students can add more study materials.
It's available for Android and iOS. Desktop version would be out soon.
If you need a more custom solution or you can't find feature you need. My DM is open for your course reps.
just in: I was invited to show 200 level students in Faculty of Computing how to use @acadeva_ to prepare for thier upcoming semester exams. good luck to them π
yesterday's surprise?
over 50 new users joined @acadeva_ while I was on stage. I assumed there wasn't much room for growth since my faculty already knew about us, but retention has been climbing steadily ever since. βΊοΈ
got a lot of insight from this.
after the quiz session, I spent time talking to students about @acadeva_ . I learned things I would never have discovered just by watching PostHog or event logs.
some were a bit shy at first, but I kept assuring them I wouldn't get angry, even if they told me what they hated about Acadeva....
those conversations were worth more than any analytics dashboard.
@acadeva_ has over 2,000 users now. These are some of the oldest and still active accounts on the platform. Thank you for trusting us from our earliest days. β€οΈ
We rebuilt Acadeva's PDF reader from scratch.
The old one crashed on large PDFs, consumed too much memory, and missed features students expect.
The new reader brings:
π In-document search
π€ Pinch to zoom
π Resume where you stopped
π± Proper landscape mode