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STEM//COMMAND is a student-centered academic planning and test-preparation platform designed to make educational support more accessible and affordable. I created it after noticing that many SAT and ACT resources require expensive recurring subscriptions, limiting access for students who need them. STEM//COMMAND combines personalized study planning, academic goals, schedules, deadlines, progress tracking, and test-preparation tools in one organized command center. Students can monitor their progress, identify areas that need attention, and prepare for major academic milestones without juggling several apps. I independently conceived and led the AI-assisted development of the platform, investing approximately 150 hours in research, design, development, testing, monetization planning, web deployment, and iOS preparation. STEM//COMMAND uses one-time purchases instead of subscriptions so students can access lasting support without another recurring bill.

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I began STEM//COMMAND after recognizing a problem I experienced as a student: many helpful SAT and ACT preparation platforms place their best resources behind recurring subscriptions. I wanted to create a more affordable, student-friendly alternative.The first version focused mainly on test preparation, but the project gradually developed into a larger academic command center. I added goal setting, study planning, deadline management, progress tracking, personalized recommendations, and separate preparation tools for different exams. I also created a one-time-purchase model because I wanted students to keep access without another monthly bill.I independently directed the project and used AI-assisted development to help turn my designs and ideas into a working product. The most challenging parts were organizing a large number of features without overwhelming users, making navigation understandable, connecting payments, and preparing the website for iOS. I repeatedly tested and revised the interface, simplified confusing sections, strengthened the student experience, deployed a public website, and began configuring the native App Store version.After approximately 150 hours of research, planning, design, development, testing, and troubleshooting, STEM//COMMAND has evolved from a simple SAT idea into a comprehensive platform intended to help students feel organized, prepared, and in control of their academic futures.

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