I don’t have prior formal product testing experience, but I bring a strong user perspective as a student who actively uses study tools and isn’t afraid to give honest, constructive feedback. I’m quick to notice what’s intuitive versus confusing, what actually helps under exam pressure, and I’m motivated to communicate those insights clearly so the product can improve.

I’m very confident jumping into Discord chats and sharing thoughtful, constructive feedback. I’m comfortable asking questions, explaining what works and what doesn’t, and engaging with others in a respectful, collaborative way to help improve the product.

I want to be a StudyFetch beta tester to help students learn more effectively by testing and improving tools that actually support different learning styles. As someone who’s constantly studying and breaking down complex topics under time pressure, I’d love to give feedback from a real “crammer” perspective and help shape tools that truly work.