Four months of Collegium Pro, comped.
That’s $80 of Collegium, free. I’m the founder — I’m looking for a small first group of real students to use it on their real coursework. Keep your own account, use the thing, and tell me how you use it — or what you’d like to see.
What you get
- $80 of Pro, free. Four months comped — Pro is $20 a month. When they’re up, the comp simply ends; you don’t get charged for something you were given.
- The real product on your real courses — your slides, your deadlines, your work. Not a demo.
- A direct line to me. What you tell me shapes what gets built next.
What’s the catch?
Nothing. We just want to see if you like it. No obligation to post — no quota, no script, no contract. If you do post, there’s one disclosure note below.
Who it’s for
- Enrolled in college this term.
- Studying in the US.
- Your school runs Canvas.
- You’ve got a laptop — setup is a desktop Chrome extension and can’t be done from a phone.
The 60-second brief
What Collegium actually does
It connects to your Canvas and answers with your actual course material — your slides, deadlines, rubrics — instead of generic AI. It drafts study guides, outlines, and slide decks from your own courses. Your data stays encrypted, yours alone, and is never used to train models.
If you post while comped
Please flip the platform’s branded-content toggle and add #ad on the post itself. It keeps you covered, not just us.
Keep it honest
- Don’t call it free. There isn’t a free version and there’s no trial — sign-up includes two sample questions, then every account is on a paid plan.
- Don’t say it does the work for you. It helps you engage with your material in your own voice — see our academic-integrity page.
- Don’t say “unlimited.” Plans have a clear monthly limit with a hard stop and no surprise charges.
- Don’t leave out the laptop. If it looks like a phone app, the people you send us find out the hard way.
- Unsure if a feature exists? Ask me first.
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