Engineering coursework
Lecture sites, chat threads, and random bookmarks pile up. It is hard to know what to do next, how long to spend, or where "done" lives—so a lot of effort never shows up as real work.
Teachers mostly get "I studied" and screenshots—not a clock everyone agrees on.
Everything for your class sits in one place. For each task you start a timed session, focus, then mark complete—the app keeps duration and completion so you and your teacher see the same story.
End-to-end
One continuous flow through the product—no clutter, just the journey from first login to asking the whole cohort.
Class join code → your cohort.
Day plans + task list.
Timed session, one surface.
Time & watch progress saved.
Analytics & leaderboards.
Daily habits + comm log.
Profile + LinkedIn (optional).
Campus Q&A for everyone.
Flow ends in open questions—teachers answer, students discuss. Everything above is live in Traxcelerator today.
The open internet rewards clicks, not depth. Traxcelerator makes “I studied” mean something concrete: a session with a start, a single-threaded task, and a completion.
No shared signal—just you and an endless browser.
Assignments, timer, and proof of effort—without living in the feed.
Teachers post tasks by type. You run honest sessions for each—coding, video, podcast, platform course, reading, and more.
Judges and IDEs—tracked blocks instead of vague “I practiced.”
YouTube tasks with embedded progress where supported.
Assign episodes—students clock real listening time, not infinite queue hopping.
Coursera, LMS, docs—one session, one learning surface.
Save GitHub, portfolio, and social links; draft learning posts for LinkedIn when enabled.
Log talks, reviews, and writing—build a habit alongside technical reps.
Students start a tracked session when they open an activity—time is recorded when they mark complete.
Blogs, platforms, YouTube, podcasts—everything lives in your class library.
Totals per student and activity so effort is visible, not guessed.
Class leaderboards by week, month, year, or all time.
Discuss
Stuck on a concept, lab, or interview prep? Post on Campus Q&A, tag your topic, and learn from peers, TAs, and seniors in the same program—threaded replies, not lost chat screenshots.
Who it’s for
Day plans, diverse task types, completion matrix, and exports.
Daily habits checklist, communication log, public links, and optional LinkedIn posting.
Timer-based honesty beats screenshots; you choose when to complete.
Create an account as a teacher or student, share a join code, and run your first tracked session in minutes.
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Tracked sessions turn “I was online” into bounded work blocks you can review.
Technical tasks plus communication logs and social profile building in one product.
From first join code to first completed session—fast.