Recurra: a landing page for the Course Review Scheduler idea

Remember week 2 when you reach week 5

It restates the most specific complaint in the posts: nothing forced one student to remember week 2 once they reached week 5. Anyone with that exact problem will recognise it at once. It names the outcome they want, not a feature.

Words it borrows from real posts:

• “week 2”
• “week 5”
• “definitions verbatim”
• “as the course moves on”

1. Navigation: It lets a visitor jump to how it works, features, pricing or questions, and keeps the trial button within reach from the top of the page.
2. Hero: It says who the page is for, repeats the week 2 to week 5 problem, and shows a sample review screen with diagrams and verbatim definitions so the idea is concrete at a glance.
3. Problem: It plays back the four pains from the posts: old weeks fading, time lost organising, cards that skip visuals, and long definitions learned word for word.
4. How it works: Three short steps answer the complaint about organising material. The visitor uploads slides and the review is built and scheduled for them.
5. Features: Each feature maps to a pain in the posts, such as old weeks staying in rotation, diagram labelling and exact-wording checks, so the page shows how each one is handled.
6. Who it's for: It narrows the page to A&P students who keep up but lose older units, and it says who should not bother. That keeps the test signal honest.
7. Comparison: It sets the idea against the free flashcard tools these students already know. The difference it shows is who builds the review and whether diagrams are included.
8. Pricing: It shows the two plans and the free trial in one place, so the visitor can weigh the cost against the hours spent making cards.
9. FAQ: It answers the doubts a student would likely raise: why pay over free tools, file privacy, what can be uploaded, and whether wording matches the professor's.
10. Final call to action: It closes on the outcome from the headline, remembering week 2 at the final, and gives one more chance to start the trial.
11. Footer: It restates in one line what the idea does, for anyone who scrolled straight to the bottom.

• Monthly: $9 a month
• Semester: $29 once

The monthly plan suits students who want to try a few weeks. The one-time semester price fits a course that ends with a cumulative final. Both start with a trial, which tests willingness to pay without asking for an upfront commitment.

The button says Start your 7-day free trial. After the click: Recurra is almost ready

The main button offers a 7-day free trial, so the visitor knows the first step costs nothing. Because the product does not exist yet, the click opens a dialog saying Recurra is almost ready. That records real intent to start, which is what Ghostlaunch built the page to measure.

Brand colour #2A8C8C, the “sturdy” font pair, a dark theme.

The teal reads as calm and academic without feeling clinical, which fits pre-nursing students. A sturdy font pair keeps dense terms and labels legible. A dark theme suits late-night review on a phone, which the page itself describes.