Turn every study hour into a readable number.
Tracks your sessions, subjects and focus quality, then lays it out on one clean dashboard — so you always know exactly where your time goes and what to fix next.
One workspace for every subject you're carrying.
No spreadsheets, no guesswork. Sessions get logged automatically and turned into a dashboard built for decisions, not just decoration.
Subject-by-subject breakdown
See exactly how your hours split across subjects and topics, week over week, with no manual entry required.
Goal pacing, not guilt
Set a weekly target per subject. Get told if you're ahead, on track, or slipping — early enough to fix it.
Retention scoring
Short recall checks after each session estimate what's actually sticking, not just how long you sat there.
Focus timer
Distraction-aware sessions that log themselves straight into your analysis, automatically.
Weekly planner
A grid-based plan that adapts to what last week's data says you actually need more of.
Class comparison
Opt-in, anonymised benchmarks against your batch — context without the comparison anxiety.
From an open book to a clear number.
Three moving parts, working quietly in the background of every study session.
Log the session
Start a timer, pick a subject and topic. Duration, breaks and focus quality get captured without extra effort on your part.
Structure the data
Sessions are organised into subjects, topics and weeks automatically, building a running history you can actually read.
Act on the analysis
The dashboard surfaces what's falling behind and what's working, so next week's plan is a decision, not a guess.
Your study, mapped.
Subject heatmap
A grid of every subject and topic, shaded by hours invested — spot the gaps at a glance.
Progress curve
A running line of retention against hours spent, so you can see when more time stops paying off.
Consistency streaks
Daily study streaks tracked per subject, rewarding steadiness over last-minute cramming.
I stopped guessing which subject needed more time. The heatmap made it obvious in about a week, and my mock scores followed.