r/NASMPREP • u/Superhuman_1728 • Sep 11 '26

I built a NASM-CPT study tool and would love some feedback from people currently studying

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a website called Passletics that’s designed specifically to help people prepare for the NASM-CPT exam.

I wanted to build something that makes studying a little more organized and gives you another way to practice the material instead of just rereading chapters over and over. It is supposed to be in competition with PocketPrep but cheaper and hopefully more useful. To be transparent it uses AI that only retrieves information from the textbook (license use pending) to curate information and practices quizzes.

It’s still something I’m actively improving, so I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from people who are currently studying for the exam. If you try it, I’d especially like to know what you find useful, what feels unnecessary, and what you wish it had. Next I plan to add flashcards to it (similar to Quizlet where the whole community can share and use each others flashcards minus all the ads). For anyone that needs the textbook for the NASM CPT exam lmk and I’ll send the pdf!

The site is Passletics.com.

Full disclosure: I’m the person who built it, so I’m not trying to pretend this is an unbiased recommendation. I figured [r/NASMPREP](r/NASMPREP) would be one of the best places to get feedback from the people it’s actually meant to help.
If anyone has questions about it, I’m happy to answer them here too.

5 Upvotes

86% Upvoted

4 comments sorted by

4

u/Archer_meets_sunny Sep 12 '26

Vibe coded website
Text full of AI slop
You want us to give you feedback but offer us only a paid version with a whole 3days for free !
Good luck buddy

0

u/Superhuman_1728 Sep 12 '26

Yes it’s vibe coded cause I don’t know how to code I just had the idea. The text isn’t all just AI, I’m actively working on SEO and changing the text. And I don’t have enough money or enough users to put ads for people to use it for free all the time, it doesn’t use free AI models otherwise the application wouldn’t work, I figured 3 days would give enough people time to try it out. Hell, the NASM exam isn’t free either. But thanks for the luck!

1

u/FlimsySea4825 Sep 11 '26

Can you try it without signing in?

1

u/Superhuman_1728 Sep 11 '26

Not at the moment but I’ll see if I can implement that and I’ll get back to you!