Almost every post looking for a study partner asks for the same three things: someone serious, someone consistent, and a daily check-in. Here's how to get all three without depending on one stranger's promise.
"Let's study every day" is an intention: no time written down, everything resting on one person, and disappearing costs nothing. That's why so many study partners are gone by day two.
Here the part that doesn't depend on anyone is the time. If the other person doesn't show up, the session starts anyway: for the first 5 minutes we look for someone while you work. If nobody arrives, you choose: carry on with a virtual companion, and if you stay until the end the session counts in full, look for a person in the next quarter hour, or leave.
Cams on, mic off if you like: the camera stays on for the whole session and the microphone can stay muted from start to finish.
Time zones don't get in the way: sessions start every quarter hour, every day, at any hour, and you book the time that suits you.
I won't promise it'll always be the same person, or that someone will be there in the very first minute. I'll promise something smaller that you can check: at the time you picked, the session starts.
You don't choose who you're paired with by exam: whoever booked the same quarter hour and the same length studies with you, each on your own material. If you already know someone preparing the same exam, you can invite them with a link.
Each session opens with two minutes to say what you're going to do and closes with two minutes to say how it went. In between you work in silence. Booking the same time every day turns it into a daily check-in.
The session starts anyway: for the first 5 minutes we look for someone while you work. If nobody arrives, you choose: carry on with a virtual companion, and if you stay until the end the session counts in full, look for a person in the next quarter hour, or leave.
It's free, with no credit card.