NEC knowledge
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130 minutes. Build codebook navigation speed and domain-level readiness.
Private pilot · Electrical live now · more trades coming
Exam prep for the skilled trades
Know what to study. Walk in ready.
Start with a free diagnostic, find your weak spots, and drill what actually matters — with instant explanations and a study path that adapts to you. Built for the trades, starting with the electrical licensing exam.
Electrical is the first trade live. Each new trade — and each exam — launches only after its content is mapped to the official outline and reviewed by a licensed pro.
6 questions · ~4 min · no signup · no card
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Launch focus
One exam first. Done properly.
The recommended first product is Texas Journeyman prep: a clear statewide exam, a high-intent learner, and a repeatable model for future licenses and trades.
Calculations
26 items
110 minutes. Practice complete solution paths, not answer-letter memorization.
Passing standard
70% each
Both portions are scored separately, so the study dashboard should be too.
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Honest pilot boundary: the current demo shows the learning experience and covers general fundamentals. It is not yet complete Texas Journeyman prep or a pass predictor. Before taking payment, map every question to the official outline, route learners to the correct NEC edition, and have a licensed Texas electrician review the bank. View the official PSI bulletin →
How it works
Three steps to a study plan.
No fluff. Find your gaps first, then spend your time where it actually moves the needle.
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Take the pilot diagnostic
Answer six quick questions that sample core electrical fundamentals — enough to surface your first strengths and gaps.
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See your gaps
Get an immediate strengths-and-weaknesses snapshot. It is a starting point—not an official pass prediction.
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Explore the study loop
Open the private prototype to try practice decks, review misses, a timed mock, and speed-based drills.
Current pilot bank
Build the fundamentals. Then map the exam.
These five areas demonstrate the product today. Before paid launch, replace the generic structure with the official Texas Journeyman domains and separately cover NEC knowledge and calculations.
What already works
More than a question bank.
The prototype already has the bones of a sticky study product. The next investment should be expert-reviewed content depth, accounts, and real checkout—not extra decoration.
Gap diagnostic
Turn a quick starting score into a clear next study action.
Review your misses
Keep incorrect questions in a focused repair deck until the idea sticks.
Timed mock
Practice decision-making under a clock and compare topic performance.
Code Sprint
Build lookup speed by racing to the right code article and topic.
Spot the Violation
Apply rules visually instead of memorizing isolated answer letters.
Progress loop
Streaks, goals, badges, and a miss queue give learners a reason to return.
Recommended revenue model
One exam. One clear price.
Fixed-duration access matches how people buy test prep. Use the private pilot to validate willingness to pay before connecting checkout.
Free Diagnostic
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Earn trust before asking for a card.
- Quick fundamentals check
- Basic weakness snapshot
- One sample study loop
45-Day Exam Sprint
$79 one time
The recommended first paid consumer offer.
- Will include 350+ licensed-reviewer-checked questions
- Three complete two-part simulations (planned)
- Separate NEC and calculation readiness
- Miss review and adaptive study plan
Crew / Class Pilot
$399 10 seats
The fastest path to larger, repeatable revenue.
- Learner access codes
- Manager progress view
- Cohort diagnostics
- Volume pricing above 25 seats
Pricing is a testable hypothesis, not a promise. Do not accept payment until the exam mapping, licensed review, privacy terms, refund policy, support path, and checkout are complete.
Straight answers
What this pilot is—and is not.
Is Tradeforge official exam prep?
No. This is an independent private prototype and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TDLR, PSI, NFPA, or any apprenticeship program. The Electrical track launches first; other trades will each need their own official outlines and qualified review.
Why focus on Texas Journeyman first?
A Texas apprentice license does not require a state exam. The Journeyman license has a defined statewide two-part exam and better matches this product direction. See TDLR apprentice requirements →
What if I need an apprenticeship aptitude test?
That is a separate product. Many apprenticeship aptitude tests emphasize algebra and reading comprehension, so they should never be mixed with licensing-exam or electrical-fundamentals prep.
Which NEC edition applies?
It depends on your exam date, and edition adoption varies by state and changes over time — always confirm the current edition and effective date with your testing provider and licensing board before you rely on it. A production account will ask for your exam date and route every lesson and question to the edition it's been verified against. TDLR electrician licensing →
Are these live exam questions?
No. Practice questions are original and should never be copied from or represented as recalled PSI questions. Article references can guide study without reproducing protected code text or tables.
Does the current score predict a pass?
No. Scores in this demo only summarize performance inside the prototype. A real readiness model needs full blueprint coverage, enough questions per domain, and outcome validation.
Why sell fixed access instead of a subscription?
Most learners have a specific exam date. A 45- or 90-day pass feels fairer than an open-ended subscription; recurring revenue can come from new exam packs and training-program seats.
Will this expand to other trades?
Yes—after one exam proves demand, outcomes, and unit economics. Reuse the learning platform, but build and review separate content packs for each trade, jurisdiction, credential, edition, and language.
Pick the best answer
● Diagnostic complete
Here's your readout.
You tested three areas. Two more are still marked with a “?” — unlock them to complete your picture.
Your 3-day free trial starts now.
Practice two areas free, track your progress, and see where you're projected to land — then unlock everything whenever you're ready.
Preview the complete study loop.
The diagnostic has done its job. Now explore how the full product could turn weak areas into focused daily practice.
Explore the prototype
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- Five fundamentals practice areas
- Immediate explanations and miss review
- Timed mock, Code Sprint, and violations
- Progress stored on this device
Planned paid offer
45-Day Exam Sprint
$79one time
Launch only after the content gate is met
- Will include 350+ expert-reviewed Texas questions
- Three full two-part simulations
- NEC-edition routing and worked calculations
- Adaptive plan and readiness by portion
Overview
Your progress at a glance — pick up right where you left off.
Learning areas
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Not sure where to start? Here's your path — built from your diagnostic and progress.
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⚠️ "Readiness" measures your performance inside this prototype only, and the projection is a study-motivation estimate based on your own practice trend. It is not a prediction of passing the official exam — a validated model needs full blueprint coverage and real outcome data.
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That's your free practice for today
You've done your 15 free questions — nice work. Your streak and progress are saved, and 15 more are waiting for you tomorrow, free.
Want to keep going right now?
Pro opens unlimited practice, every learning area, the timed exam simulator, Code Sprint and Spot the Violation — so you can move as fast as you want. No pressure — the free plan is always here for you.
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Code Sprint complete!
How fast can you find the right code article?
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Nice work.
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Tell me what you think
I'm building Tradeforge one piece at a time, and honestly your two cents matters more than any roadmap I've written. What clicked, what confused you, a question that felt off, something you wish it did — send it raw. No form-letter, no ticket number, no bot.
This is an early build, so for now your note is saved on your device — when Tradeforge launches it comes straight to a real person (me). Nothing is shared publicly, and you're never signed up for anything.
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Got it — thank you, genuinely.
That kind of note is the whole reason this gets better. If you left an email and it needs a reply, you'll hear back from a human — not a template. Now go get that ticket.
Question Reviewer
Internal tool for a licensed reviewer: verify each question against a specific NEC edition and resolve reported issues. Prototype — verifications save on this device; production would gate this behind a reviewer login and a shared database.