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Open-source exam preparation: every past question in one place, searchable, and used to predict what comes next.
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Every exam question in the world, in one place: sourced, verified, searchable, and used to help learners prepare for what comes next.
An open-source exam-preparation platform for students everywhere: certification, government,
competitive and university exams.
Previous-year questions are the single best way to prepare for an exam — and the hardest thing to
find. They are scattered across PDFs, forums, coaching-centre notes and paywalled sites, rarely with
answers you can trust, and almost never with explanations. Students who can pay for compilations
get ahead; everyone else searches.Read the full README ↗Every exam question in the world, in one place: sourced, verified, searchable, and used to help learners prepare for what comes next.
An open-source exam-preparation platform for students everywhere: certification, government, competitive and university exams.
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Previous-year questions are the single best way to prepare for an exam — and the hardest thing to find. They are scattered across PDFs, forums, coaching-centre notes and paywalled sites, rarely with answers you can trust, and almost never with explanations. Students who can pay for compilations get ahead; everyone else searches.
Prepora's goal is to become the world's largest open, trustworthy index of exam questions, across countries, languages, exam bodies and levels, and to make it useful to every learner for free. Every question traces back to its source, every answer says where it came from, and nothing is published without a person's review.
Read the full vision and goals.
flowchart LR
subgraph Sources
A[Official papers & practice tests]
B[Contributed question sets<br/>Markdown]
end
A --> S[Scrapers & connectors]
B --> P
S --> R[Admin review queue]
R --> P[Pipeline<br/>validate · dedupe · publish]
P --> D[(PostgreSQL)]
D --> W[Website & API]
D -. next .-> K[Knowledge search<br/>embeddings + citations]
D -. planned .-> F[Trend analysis &<br/>predicted papers]
K -.-> W
F -.-> W
| Part | What it is |
|---|---|
apps/web | The website — TanStack Start (React 19, Vite), Tailwind CSS |
packages/api | Type-safe API (oRPC) and business logic |
packages/db | PostgreSQL schema and client (Drizzle ORM) |
packages/auth | Sign-in (Better Auth) |
apps/pipeline | Python pipeline: validation, deduplication, publishing, exam-source connectors |
apps/scraper | Python scraping service (FastAPI + Playwright); runs locally, not on the deployed site |
Prepora is built in the open, and there is room for every kind of help:
good first issue and
comment /claim to take it (how it works).skill: no-code).You need Node.js 22, pnpm 9, Python 3.12 and PostgreSQL 14+. Then:
git clone https://github.com/aswinakofficial/prepora.git
cd prepora
pnpm bootstrap # installs everything, creates a local database with demo data, writes .env
pnpm dev # http://localhost:3000
pnpm bootstrap also creates a local admin account (credentials in your .env). No admin rights
for PostgreSQL? Use pnpm bootstrap --project-db. Everything else — per-OS setup, checks, how to
open a pull request — is in CONTRIBUTING.md.
This repository contains code only. Questions collected by the scrapers live in the database of whoever runs them, never in git; test fixtures and demo data use invented questions. See Content and scraping policy.
MIT © Aswin A K and contributors.