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Brackt
Learn finance. Practice it. Understand the real world.
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Learn finance. Practice it. Understand the real world.
4 followers
Brackt turns finance courses into a personal learning workspace. Learn through structured lessons that connect concepts to real-world examples and practical decisions. Import your own resources, create exercises, organise your learning with a calendar and notepad, and build cheat sheets as you study. When you're stuck or need more practice, ask the Brackt Tutor for explanations and exercises based on your lessons and resources.
I am passionate about coding and a real fan of finance. My first real experience with finance was through trading. But I wanted to learn more, to understand what was actually happening behind the numbers and, why not, to be able to understand what was happening inside my own company as a student and, eventually, as an entrepreneur.
I quickly became overwhelmed. Not because there wasn't enough information, but because there was too much. Courses, YouTube videos, books, notes, exercises, ChatGPT, etc. And everything was scattered. I could learn a concept, but then struggle to connect it to a real-world situation or know whether I actually understood it.
That's where the idea for Brackt started.
I wanted to build a place where learning finance wasn't just about watching a course and answering a few questions. I wanted it to feel like a workspace ; a place where you can learn, practise, take notes, bring your own resources, see how concepts apply to real-world decisions, and ask for help when you're stuck.
So I built Brackt.
And honestly, I'm building it for myself too. I want to use it to learn finance, accounting, investing, and eventually other subjects I care about. If it helps me learn better, I hope it can do the same for someone else.
This is my first time putting Brackt in front of a wider audience, so I'm here to learn from you too. Try it, break it, tell me what's missing, and tell me what you love.
The practical exercises and personal resource imports are a strong combination. I upvoted Brackt, and I like the idea of tying lessons directly to real financial decisions.