White Hat Campus · Study companions for real college classes
A companion for every class you’re taking.
White Hat Campus pairs you with a class companion for each real class on your schedule — one that knows your syllabus, your deadlines, and where your course is headed, and walks you through the actual coursework step by step. It teaches. It doesn’t do the work for you.
Free to download, with in-app purchases · Priced per term · No monthly subscription · Companions are study aids
How it works
Ask. Learn. Practice. Go.
Campus is built for students who don’t have spare hours. Every session follows the same four steps, and the whole loop is designed to take minutes, not an afternoon — so you understand the material and get on with your day.
Step 01
Ask
Bring the thing that’s stuck: a concept from lecture, a problem set you don’t know how to start, a reading that isn’t landing. Ask it the way you’d ask a tutor sitting next to you.
Step 02
Learn
Your companion explains it in the context of your class — your syllabus, your sequence, your instructor’s framing — in a short, focused lesson you can finish between classes.
Step 03
Practice
You try it yourself, with guidance. Campus checks your understanding as you go and re-teaches the exact point where things went sideways — not the whole chapter again.
Step 04
Go
Session done, concept confirmed, progress saved. You leave knowing the material — and your companion remembers where you left off for next time.
New to a class? Start with the free Rescue Diagnostic: it finds where you’re lost and hands your companion a starting point, so the first session begins at the right place.
Companions by year
One companion per class, matched to your year.
Companions are offered by year of study, because a first-semester student and a graduate student need different things from the same subject. Pick the companion built for the class you’re in right now.
Freshman
First-year foundations, taught patiently: core concepts, study habits, and the vocabulary every later course assumes you already know.
Sophomore
The courses where majors get real. Companions go deeper, connect the foundation to the harder material, and keep pace with faster syllabi.
Junior
Upper-division work: longer problems, heavier readings, and concepts that stack. Built for students juggling several demanding classes at once.
Senior
Advanced coursework and capstone-level topics, with companions that assume fluency and focus on synthesis, edge cases, and rigor.
Graduate
Graduate-level companions for seminar and research-track courses — depth-first teaching for students working at the edge of the field.
Mathematics is first-class here.
Math isn’t an afterthought or a bolt-on. Campus carries a dedicated math spine that runs through every year of study, alongside the support subjects students lean on most — so the class everyone quietly struggles with gets a companion built specifically for it.
Companions are built on published curriculum standards — ACM/IEEE CS2023, ABET, and NSA CAE knowledge units — so what you’re studying lines up with what your program is built around. A companion is a study aid for your own coursework: it supports the class you’re enrolled in, and it isn’t a replacement for it.
Flagship tools
Built for the parts of college nobody teaches you.
The coursework is only half the job. These tools handle the other half — the planning, the deadlines, and the moments where a class quietly starts slipping away.
Syllabus Shadow
Hand Campus your syllabus and it becomes a guided path through your term: topics in order, deadlines on the map, and each week’s companion sessions lined up with what your class is actually covering.
Drop-Deadline Advisor
Thinking about dropping a class? The Advisor lays out where you stand, what the deadlines are, and what each option costs you — before the date passes and the choice gets made for you.
Office-Hours Brief
Office hours work when you walk in prepared. The Brief turns your stuck points into a short, organized summary to bring to your instructor — what you’ve tried, where it breaks down, and the question you actually need answered.
Rescue Diagnostic
FreeLost in a class and not sure where it went wrong? The Diagnostic finds the exact concept where things came apart and gives your companion a place to start — free, before you’ve paid for anything.
Search, built in from day one. Every companion, tool, lesson, and practice set in Campus is searchable from a single place — when you need the one explanation from three weeks ago, you can find it in seconds.
The Range
Practice, on your terms.
The Range is where Campus students sharpen up: practice formats and mastery-gated practice arenas that open as you genuinely learn the material. Prove a concept in your coursework, and new ways to drill it unlock.
One rule is absolute: unlocks govern practice only. The Range never gates your class help — if you’re stuck on tonight’s coursework, your companion helps you tonight, full stop.
- UnlocksPractice formats and arenas, earned by confirmed mastery
- Class helpAlways available — never locked, never gated
- ScoresPersonal bests only — you against your last attempt
- LeaderboardsNone. Ever.
Our integrity posture
Teach-don’t-complete.
Campus teaches you the material. It does not do your homework for you.
This is a headline feature, not fine print. Ask Campus for an answer and you’ll get something more useful: an explanation, a worked example of a similar problem, and questions that check you actually got it — then guidance while you do your own work.
That’s deliberate. Work you didn’t do doesn’t survive the exam, and a tool that completes assignments leaves you less prepared than it found you. Campus is built so the learning is yours — the kind you can defend in office hours, reproduce on a test, and keep after the term ends.
Pricing
Priced per term. No monthly subscription.
College runs on terms, so Campus does too. You pay for the term you’re in — and when the term ends, you’re done paying until you choose another one.
One class
Class Companion
$49 per term
A full companion for a single class: syllabus-guided sessions, the flagship tools for that course, and practice in the Range for the whole term.
Several classes
Shelf Pass
$129 per term
Companions for multiple classes in the same term, on one shelf. For the semester where two or three courses all get hard at the same time.
Everything
Campus Pass
$179 per term
Every companion and every tool for the term, across all of your classes. The Campus Pass auto-expires at finals — it never rolls into a charge you forgot about.
Free to download, with in-app purchases. The Rescue Diagnostic is free, and browsing Campus costs nothing. When passes open, they’ll be priced exactly as shown here — per term, never per month.
Support & FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
Questions about Campus, a companion, or a pass — from students, parents, or instructors — go to a human. Write any time; we read everything.
White Hat Campus is coming soon. When there’s news about availability, it will appear on this page.
Is White Hat Campus for credit?+
No. White Hat Campus is a study aid. Companions support the classes you’re already enrolled in — they don’t replace them, and nothing in Campus earns credit toward a degree. The learning is real; the coursework, exams, and grades stay between you and your school.
Will it do my homework for me?+
No — and that’s the point. Campus runs on a teach-don’t-complete posture: it explains the material, works through similar examples with you, checks your understanding, and guides you while you do the assignment. You’ll finish your homework knowing how you did it.
When does it launch?+
Campus is coming soon. We’re not posting a launch date until it’s one we can keep — when the app is available, this page will say so, and the pricing will be the per-term pricing shown above.
How does the pricing work?+
Per term, never per month. A single class companion is $49 for the term; the Shelf Pass covers multiple classes for $129 per term; the Campus Pass covers everything for $179 per term and auto-expires at finals. The app itself is a free download with in-app purchases, and the Rescue Diagnostic is free.
What classes does it cover?+
Companions are offered by year — Freshman through Graduate — for computing and related coursework, with a dedicated math spine and support subjects treated as first-class offerings. Each companion is built for one specific class you’re taking, guided by your syllabus.
Do I have to unlock help in the Range?+
Never. Range unlocks open new practice formats as you master material — they never gate class help. If you’re stuck, your companion helps immediately. The Range also keeps no leaderboards: your personal bests are the only scores that exist.