Fund a free session.

The honest, technical reason we're asking:

Every brainstorming session calls an AI model behind the scenes, and every one of those calls has a real cost in tokens.

Add to that the domain, the hosting, and the many smaller running costs that come with keeping a live service up — none of it is free on our end either, even when it's free on yours.

As more aspirants use Brainstorm, those costs only grow. There's no company or funding round behind this — it's covered out of pocket for as long as that's possible. Contributions are what let us keep the daily practice free without ever quietly starting to ration it.

The reason that actually matters to us:

Most people reading this know exactly what it feels like to sit alone with a blank answer sheet, unsure if what you just wrote is even in the right direction — and to know that the "expert" evaluation which could tell you costs a few hundred rupees a shot, multiplied by every day you'd want to practice.

We built this because that shouldn't be the deciding factor in whether someone clears one of the toughest exams in the country.

Your city, your coaching budget, your family's income — none of it should decide whether you get honest, instant feedback on your writing.

If this tool has helped you — even once, even a little — and you're in a position to give something back, it goes straight toward keeping daily practice free for every aspirant, including those who cannot afford paid feedback.

And if you can't contribute right now, that's completely fine too — use your free sessions, write your best answer, and go clear this exam. That was always the point.