Cram.

Cram is a place for course notes, closed to one campus at a time. Sign in with your university email and you see notes written for the courses you are actually taking, by students who sat them. Post what you wrote, and the people in your courses can find it. WHAT YOU CAN DO Browse a feed built from your own enrolments, not from a recommender. Preview a listing's first pages, then buy it in the app or add it free. Ask for notes when nobody has posted them, and let somebody bring them to you. Keep your library. Notes stay in it after the term ends, and can be read with no connection. Save listings for later, and get told when a request is answered. HOW IT STAYS A CAMPUS Signing in needs a working address at a supported university, checked by the database rather than by the app. Listings attach to real course codes instead of a free text subject line. Files in your library are stored privately and open inside the app, never as a public link. Anything can be reported, and anyone can be blocked. FOR WRITERS Post notes against the course they were written for, and set your own price. Writers are paid through Stripe, which handles identity checks directly. Post only work you wrote yourself: lecture slides, past exams and anything an instructor holds the copyright in do not belong here. Cram is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by McMaster University.