Nektar turns IELTS and Digital SAT prep into a daily routine with focused practice, 12,000+ vocabulary items and collocations, clear explanations, mistake analysis and progress tracking. Free to start on iOS and Android.

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?

Astra made it practical to redesign and ship a much more complete IELTS experience in a very short time. I used it to review the speaking flow from a learner’s perspective, identify friction and missing feedback, rethink the IELTS UX across the app, and then implement the new experience directly in the codebase. Instead of using AI only for isolated code generation, Astra worked across product reasoning, UX decisions and implementation. That let me go from “this IELTS flow feels weak” to a redesigned, production-ready experience much faster than I could have done by manually reviewing every screen, interaction and implementation detail separately.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Nektar because exam prep often feels way too fragmented. You have questions in one place, vocabulary somewhere else, explanations in another app, and it’s hard to turn all of that into a routine you can actually stick to. Nektar brings that into one daily flow. Right now, it focuses on IELTS and Digital SAT Reading & Writing, with practice questions, vocabulary and collocations, detailed explanations, mistake review, and progress tracking. The main idea is simple: instead of telling students to “study more,” help them build a short daily habit they can repeat consistently. Nektar is already live on iOS and Android, and it’s free to start. I’d especially love feedback on: whether the onboarding makes the value clear whether the daily practice flow feels simple enough what feels missing or confusing in the first few minutes Thanks for checking it out.

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?

Nektar: IELTS & SAT Prep

10-minute daily practice for IELTS and Digital SAT

10-minute daily practice for IELTS and Digital SAT