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[ SK · 001 / V.24 ]May 2026

INDEX 001   Catalog of student notes

The stacks open for everyone.

A public catalog of student-written lecture notes, exam guides and revision briefs — indexed by institution and course. Check out what you need. Deposit what you wrote. Authors paid by the page.

Card № 47,329∙ CATALOG

Search the stacks

5K+

Carried by 5,000+ students from UCLA, NYU, Stanford and 497 more.

47,329

Entries on file

500+

Campuses indexed

80%

Max author share

< 24h

Average reply

[ SK · 002 ]

Two routes through the same catalog.

Readers

Check out what you need.

  1. i

    Search the catalog

    Filter by university, course code or subject. Preview before you commit.

  2. ii

    Check it out

    Pay through Stripe or PayPal. Instant access — no subscription dance.

  3. iii

    Keep it forever

    Re-download from your desk anytime. Yours after the first download.

Authors

Deposit, and get paid.

  1. i

    Drop a PDF

    Lecture notes, exam guide, or revision brief — anything you wrote that worked.

  2. ii

    Set your price

    You decide what every checkout costs. Keep up to 80% of every sale, forever.

  3. iii

    Earn while you sleep

    Daily Stripe payouts to your bank. No threshold, no quarterly waits.

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What is on file.

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    Indexed by university and course

    Every document is filed under its institution and course code, the way a library would.

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    Reviewed by readers, not algorithms

    Star ratings come from buyers who actually checked the document out — not from bots and not from us.

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    Authors paid, on time, every day

    Daily Stripe payouts. Authors keep up to 80% per checkout. No threshold to clear before you see a cent.

  • / 04

    Open previews on every entry

    The first pages of every document are free to read. If it is not what you needed, you do not buy it.

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    500+ campuses on file

    Coverage spans hundreds of institutions — local notes for the syllabus that your professor is actually teaching.

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    Deposit in under a minute

    Drop a PDF. We render previews and thumbnails and file the entry. Pricing stays under your control.

[ SK · 004 ]

The argument

Turn your notes into next semester's tuition.

Students around the world are earning real money by depositing study materials they already wrote. No filming, no audience to build — just the work you already did, on a public shelf with a price tag.

  • Up to 80% yield
  • Daily Stripe payouts
  • Drop a PDF
  • Cancel anytime

[ SK · 005 ] — Field notes

From the reading room.

"Found exactly the calculus notes I needed for finals. Saved me hours of pulling together the right material."

Sarah M.

UCLA · Math 31B

"I've earned over $500 depositing my lecture notes. Wild — I'm getting paid for the studying I was already doing."

James K.

NYU · Econ 101

"The quality of entries here is way better than other platforms — and the previews mean you actually know what you're checking out."

Emily R.

Stanford · Psych 1

[ SK · 006 ]

Reference.

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Lecture notes, exam guides, flashcards, condensed summaries and study briefs across hundreds of subjects — every entry written by a student and indexed by university and course.

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Every entry in the catalog has a free preview of the first pages, and a star rating from buyers. If a document isn't worth it, the community says so before you spend.

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Opening a borrower card is free. The catalog is free to browse. You only pay when you check out a specific document — and the author sets the price.

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Sign up, open your desk, click Deposit. Drop a PDF, set a price, connect Stripe — and earn every time another student checks it out.

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Authors keep up to 80% of every checkout. Rates start at 70% and rise as your circulation grows. Payouts settle daily to your bank through Stripe.

Still have questions? Write to the desk →

[ SK · 007 ]

Ready to ace the next one?

Join thousands of readers and authors trading the notes that actually got them through. The catalog is open. The shelves are stocked.

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