I previously tested an AI job application designed to streamline the job search process. My role as a beta tester was to use the app to see how much it reduced the time it took to apply to jobs and provide feedback on new features. I suggested tools that helped keep all applications, resumes, and follow-ups in one place, something the team hadn’t initially considered but found really useful. What I enjoyed most was seeing how my feedback actually influenced updates and made the app more practical for users. The most challenging part was learning to give feedback that was specific and actionable, but it helped me get better at communicating what worked well and what could be improved.

I’m very comfortable using Discord! I’ve been active on it for a while in different communities, both school-related and personal. I’m used to chatting, giving feedback, and joining discussions, so participating in an online community to share my thoughts would feel really natural to me.

I want to help make sure students like myself have tools that actually make studying easier. I’ve used a lot of study apps before, and sometimes they don’t really fit what students need. I like that StudyFetch is trying to change that, and I’d love to give feedback to help make the app even better by making it more intuitive, supportive, and built around how we really learn.