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I’m building a site for JEE and NEET students. The idea is simple instead of running behind 1000s of questions, here you’ll get only the high weightage chapters that actually matter. Every chapter will have clear explanations, all the important formulas in one place, and 30–40 good quality problems with proper step-by-step solutions. No confusion, no overload. Just smart study to score better. When I was preparing for JEE by myself, the biggest problem I faced was finding the right chapters to focus on. I knew some chapters carried more weightage but it was so hard to figure out which ones to study first and which ones to leave for later. On top of that, collecting the right set of problems for each chapter, especially for both Mains and Advanced, was a huge struggle. I wasted more time searching for good problems and PYQs than actually studying them. That’s when the idea of Crackwise came to me a place where students don’t have to waste time in this endless search. Everything they need for the high-weightage chapters, from clear explanations to formulas to 30–40 exam-style problems with full step-by-step solutions, will be in one place. I wanted to solve the exact pain I faced during my prep, so that others can prepare smarter and faster. In the beginning, I built Crackwise’s frontend using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. For backend and authentication, I went with Supabase. One of the first things I added was separate dashboards for JEE and NEET because I know the preparation style and chapters are different. Students shouldn’t get lost in clutter. They should see exactly what matters for their exam. That was my first real attempt at building something useful The biggest challenge for me right now isn’t coding. It’s content. How do I get high-weightage chapters, notes, and exact problems? I sat down, analyzed the past 3–4 years of JEE & NEET papers, and made a data set of which topics repeat the most. From that, I built the high-weightage roadmap for JEE Mains 2026 & NEET 2026. To make it even better, I’m using AI Perplexity to generate explanations, notes, and problems at the actual exam level so students can learn faster and better. This is how Crackwise is slowly taking shape 🚀 Most of the site is finally ready 🚀 I’ve added all the JEE content high-weightage chapters, formulas, problems & solutions. Now just finishing up NEET content + making some extra pages. If all goes well, I’m launching on 7th Sept 🎉 Super excited to share Crackwise with everyone! #JEE hashtag#NEET hashtag#StudySmart hashtag#ExamPrep hashtag#BuildInPublic hashtag#StudentsLife hashtag#Crackwise hashtag#FocusToScore hashtag#JEE2026 hashtag#Neet2026