The whole syllabus, in one place. Revised before you forget it.
Pick the exam and its date, and the syllabus becomes a project of topics, grouped by subject. Tick a topic when you finish it and its revisions are planned for you, never on or after the exam day, and never more in a day than you set.
Revision at growing intervals
Finishing a topic plans a revision for the next day; finishing that plans the next, 3, 7, 21 and then 60 days later. A daily limit spills extra revisions to the next free day, and a rest day you pick gets none.
A backlog that plans itself
Revisions whose day has passed wait under Backlog. Plan my backlog spreads them over the coming days within the daily limit, weak topics first, and says if any find no day before the exam.
Mistakes and mock tests
Log a mistake on a topic in a line: it is saved to Ideas and the topic is marked weak, so its revisions start again. Mock tests keep their score and maximum, with a trend of your scores.
Study time from Focus
Focus sessions on a topic count toward its subject, so each subject shows the minutes studied this week beside its progress.
What it is not
It plans and records; it does not teach. There are no questions or answer keys, and the revision steps are fixed rather than adjusted to how each revision went.
Exam prep is on every plan
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