Deeun Inc. · Canada

Software for the trades, built so people pass.

Deeun builds VoltExam — the first mobile exam prep tagged to the exact code section, with explanations grounded in the actual jurisdictional code book. 42 licensed trades and certifications, in your pocket.

So the people who keep the lights on, the water flowing, and the buildings standing earn faster.

Live · 42 apps shipping Bootstrapped, profitable Est. 2022
The state of trade exam prep

For 50 years, tradespeople studied from photocopied PDFs.

Heavy code books. Outdated study guides. Static practice tests with no feedback. The same materials, semester after semester.

40%

First-time test takers fail. That's another exam fee. Another wait period. Another month before they can earn a journeyperson wage.

Source: aggregated jurisdictional pass-rate data, 2019–2024.
By the numbers

A precision instrument, at scale.

42
Apps shipping & en route
400k+
Practice questions
2022
Year incorporated
100%
Bootstrapped & profitable
0$
Outside funding
Our flagship product · VoltExam

A modern study companion, tuned to the code.

VoltExam serves real exam questions tagged to the exact code section. Instant explanations grounded in the actual jurisdictional code book. A progress engine that finds your weak spots.

Five-minute drills. Picks up where you left off, remembers what you got wrong. Built to fit between jobs.

Practice Explain Track Coach
42 apps shipping & coming soon

From apprentice to journeyperson, across the field.

We started with the electrical trades and grew the catalog as customers asked for more. Each app is purpose-built for its jurisdiction and code edition.

Built by

One operator. One obsession.

Arun, Founder of Deeun Inc.
Arun J.
Founder · Deeun Inc.

Today VoltExam ships 42 apps across the trades and licensed certifications, with hundreds of thousands of practice questions grounded in the actual jurisdictional code. Bootstrapped, profitable, growing.

"The trades hold the world up. The least we can do is build them software that doesn't get in the way."