Jude Wallis is a high school student in Manhattan Beach, California, and the founder of EconLearn — a free, interactive study platform for AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics.
He built EconLearn to close a gap he kept hitting as a student: AP Economics is one of the most graph-heavy AP exams, yet most prep is static text. On EconLearn, students drag real supply, demand, and AD/AS curves and watch equilibrium, surplus, and deadweight loss change in real time — then practice with AP-style questions tied to what they just saw.
Jude placed 2nd internationally at the Economics Olympiad. That competitive-economics background is the lens behind every module: the economics has to be rigorous, and the graphs have to reward curiosity.
Today EconLearn includes 17 interactive graphs, 350+ practice questions with explanations, flashcards, free-response (FRQ) practice, an AP score predictor, and classroom tools used by AP Economics teachers and their students.