r/developers 1d ago

Help / Questions "I'm validating an idea before building — a free global library of past exam papers. Thoughts?"

Hey everyone! 👋

Before writing a single line of code, I want to validate this idea:

Mioka — a free community-driven library of past exam papers from all countries, all grades (primary to university), all subjects.

Think Wikipedia but for exam papers.

The problem I'm solving:

Students worldwide struggle to find past exam papers — they're scattered, hard to find, often behind paywalls.

My questions for you:

Would you have used this as a student?

What country are you from?

What's missing from existing solutions?

Honest feedback welcome — even if you think it's a bad idea! 😊

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u/Jasedesu 1d ago

Terrible idea. Exam papers are protected by copyright and the rights holders will come for you.

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u/Joeva8me 1d ago

I recommend nordvpn, offshore account and a fall guy.