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Students preparing for board exams typically pull material from a dozen sources of uneven quality, with no shared structure and no way for a teacher to see who's actually done the work. eskayscience fixes the structure problem first: every subject is broken down the same way — exam board, then level, then subject, then up to four content tabs per chapter — so a student always knows where they are and what's next, and a teacher can assign a specific chapter instead of "chapter 4, roughly."
Content is organised exam board → level → subject → up to four tabs per chapter, so material maps directly onto the syllabus a student is actually revising against — not a generic course outline.
Chapters combine structured PDF material with interactive simulations where a concept is easier to show than to describe, delivered inline rather than as a separate download.
Students and teachers sign in with an existing Google account — no separate password to lose, no email-verification friction on day one.
Three distinct roles with different views of the same content tree: students consume it, teachers assign and monitor it, admins manage subject and level access for a school or cohort.
A Vue 3 + vite-ssg frontend and a NestJS backend keep page loads and content navigation quick even as the content tree grows across exam boards and subjects.
A student or teacher selects the exam board and level once; every subject underneath is scoped to that combination automatically.
Each subject exposes its chapters, and each chapter exposes up to four content tabs — the same shape every time, so navigation stops being a decision.
Read the structured PDF material and work through any interactive simulations attached to that chapter, in the order the syllabus expects.
Teachers see what's been assigned and worked through at the class level, without chasing screenshots or spreadsheets.
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