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Tokenizer Inc. is the company behind Mastery Exam Prep and a network of deep-dive educational sites. We build exam-prep platforms (apps, books, and web products) across securities licensing, accounting, finance, and cloud/IT — and we provide architectural review, code quality audits, and consulting for teams working with modern stacks on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Databricks, Snowflake, Confluent (Kafka), HashiCorp tooling, and more.
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Beyond exam-prep platforms, Tokenizer Inc. provides hands-on consulting for teams building real systems in production. We combine search and indexing roots (Apache Lucene/Solr), functional programming, and cloud-native design to help you ship robust systems faster.
Engagements can be short expert reviews or longer advisory collaborations.
Make better hiring decisions and upskill at scale with our enterprise assessment platform. Deploy curated exam pools or your private banks. SSO, proctoring, randomization, and audit trails included.
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15 full-length CLF-C02 practice exams (975 questions) with teaching-focused explanations, available as PDF and EPUB. A free Lite edition with 3 full exams lets you try the format before you buy.
View CLF-C02 bookTokenizer operates a portfolio of independent exam-prep and educational properties. Start with the flagship Mastery Exam Prep web app, then go deeper with domain-specific sites for securities, accounting, CFA®, project management, software patterns, and finance/economics terminology.
Flagship web app for mock exams and practice banks across multiple certification domains.
Canadian Securities (CSC®, CPH®, WME®, LLQP, and related CIRO/CSI licensing guides).
U.S. securities — FINRA & NASAA-focused study content and walkthroughs.
Canadian accounting exam support, including CFE-focused guides and explanations.
U.S.-oriented accounting exam hub (in development), complementary to U.S. CPA materials.
U.S. CPA exam strategies, guides, and exam-focused training.
Canada-specific CPA exam support and long-form explanations.
CFA®-oriented site with vignette and essay strategies for aspiring analysts.
Project management and PMP®-focused guidance and exam strategies.
Design patterns and software architecture content for 24+ languages and domains.
A focused guide for Java developers learning Clojure and functional patterns.
Plain-language dictionary of accounting terminology for students and professionals.
Key economics concepts and terms explained in exam-ready language.
Finance-focused dictionary and concept explainer for analysts, students, and practitioners.
Tokenizer Inc. was founded in 2005 by search engineers contributing to Apache Lucene. Our name comes from tokenization in information retrieval (splitting text for indexing). We build tough, human-curated practice questions and explanations, using modern tooling to analyze quality and difficulty — aligned to current exam outlines and regulatory guidance (e.g., CIRO, FINRA/NASAA, AICPA, CFA Institute).
We sometimes use AI-assisted tools—including large language models, static analyzers, and internal generators—to explore variants, refactor code, or draft explanations, examples, and diagrams. Final questions, articles, and code samples are always selected, edited, and integrated by human authors, who remain responsible for correctness, nuance, and voice.
AI is treated as a power tool in a larger editorial and engineering workflow: we define the structure, taxonomy, and standards; tools help surface alternatives, edge cases, and gaps; then we keep, rewrite, or discard results as needed. The goal is not to outsource thinking, but to explore more designs, stress-test explanations, and maintain long-term consistency across our exam-prep content and technical guides.
We are independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by exam issuers. Course names and acronyms (e.g., CSC®, CPH®, WME®, LLQP) are trademarks of their respective owners.