Ekkul
Exam preparation that adapts to what you keep getting wrong.
Ekkul is an online learning platform for exam preparation. Students practise against question banks for tests like the DMV written exam, GED and real-estate licensing, sit timed model tests, and see which topics they are actually weak in. Instructors and institutions get their own portals for setting work and following progress, and parents can follow a child's learning without sitting over their shoulder.
- Platforms
- Web, iOS, Android
- Price
- Free tier
- Status
- live
A look at it
Ekkul: exam preparation that adapts to what you get wrong.
Key facts
- Portals
- Student, instructor, organisation and parent
- Exam tracks
- DMV, GED and real-estate licensing, among others
- Question review
- AI drafts, a human publishes — nothing goes live unreviewed
About Ekkul
The problem
Exam preparation usually means working through everything at the same pace, including the parts you already know.
What Ekkul does about it
It tracks what you keep getting wrong and spends your time there. Students practise against question banks for tests like the DMV written exam, the GED and real-estate licensing, sit timed model tests, and see which topics are actually weak rather than which chapters are unread.
Who else it is for
Instructors and institutions get their own portals for setting work and following progress, and a parent can follow a child's learning without sitting over their shoulder.
Ekkul — common questions
- Who is Ekkul for?
- Students preparing for exams, plus the instructors, institutions and parents supporting them — each has their own portal.
- Are the questions written by AI?
- AI drafts them, and a person reviews and publishes. Nothing reaches students unreviewed.