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CertOwl
Five-minute daily prep for CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+
CertOwl breaks CompTIA prep into five-minute daily lessons: 3,400+ original practice questions with every answer explained, spaced repetition flashcards and full exam simulations with an indicative score. The A+ and Network+ tracks are completely free.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm SunTzu, a solo developer based in Ireland.
I built CertOwl because certification prep always seemed to mean two bad options: thousand-page PDFs, or question banks locked behind short trials. Meanwhile the skill that actually gets people through these exams is consistency, a bit of studying every single day.
o that is what CertOwl is built around: five-minute daily lessons for the cert you pick (CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, CySA+ or PenTest+), 3,400+ original practice questions written from the officially published exam objectives with every answer explained, spaced repetition flashcards, and full exam simulations with an indicative score so you know when you are ready to book the real thing.
The complete A+ and Network+ tracks are free: no card, no trial clock. Everything works offline, in six languages. And to be upfront: CertOwl is unofficial and not affiliated with CompTIA.
I would love to hear from anyone studying for a certification right now: what nearly made you give up while preparing? That is the part I am trying to fix.
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“Five-minute daily prep for CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+”
CertOwl was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #26 on the daily leaderboard. CertOwl breaks CompTIA prep into five-minute daily lessons: 3,400+ original practice questions with every answer explained, spaced repetition flashcards and full exam simulations with an indicative score. The A+ and Network+ tracks are completely free.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm SunTzu, a solo developer based in Ireland.
I built CertOwl because certification prep always seemed to mean two bad options: thousand-page PDFs, or question banks locked behind short trials. Meanwhile the skill that actually gets people through these exams is consistency, a bit of studying every single day.
o that is what CertOwl is built around: five-minute daily lessons for the cert you pick (CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, CySA+ or PenTest+), 3,400+ original practice questions written from the officially published exam objectives with every answer explained, spaced repetition flashcards, and full exam simulations with an indicative score so you know when you are ready to book the real thing.
The complete A+ and Network+ tracks are free: no card, no trial clock. Everything works offline, in six languages. And to be upfront: CertOwl is unofficial and not affiliated with CompTIA.
I would love to hear from anyone studying for a certification right now: what nearly made you give up while preparing? That is the part I am trying to fix.