Know where you stand.
Start with what you already do.
Four things that predict a real result.
Each is measured from data you log, weighted, and rolled into a 0 to 1000 score. Change the inputs and the number moves the same day.
pyq accuracy
Correct vs attempted on real past papers, last 30 days.
syllabus coverage
Topics you've actually marked covered, out of everything logged.
mistake work
Reviews of your own logged mistakes, over the last 30 days.
consistency
Your current study streak, against a 14-day target.
Five tiers, from first log to exam ready.
22 tools, in five honest buckets.
Every one reads from the same data your score does, so nothing you do in a tool is busywork. It moves the number.
Plan
organise the time you have
Learn
build understanding
Write
produce written work
Practise
drill and test
Track
measure and hold accountable
Planner
Daily and weekly study plan built from your syllabus and deadlines.
Focus
Pomodoro timer wired to your streak and Ledger Score.
Habits
Track the study habits that actually move your score.
Deadlines
Every submission, test, and exam date in one countdown list.
Exam Planner
Reverse-planned prep schedule counting back from your target exam.
Debt Meter
How far behind syllabus you are, in one honest number.
Circadian
Recommends what to study when, based on your energy patterns.
Spaced Review
Spaced-repetition queue built from your actual mistakes.
Mistake DNA
Finds recurring mistake patterns across subjects.
Patterns
Nine things only your own ledger can tell you, from mistake half life to whether you have ever practised at your exam's hour.
Up and running in three steps.
Log what you already do
Past-paper attempts, mistakes, study time, syllabus. A few taps, or the Quick Log from any page.
Get one honest number
Four weighted pillars roll into a single 0 to 1000 score and a tier. No vanity metrics, no streak confetti.
Work the shortlist
Fix Next, Spaced Review, Debt Meter and 20 more tools turn the score into a specific thing to do today.
One instrument, tuned to your syllabus.
Stop guessing how prepared you are.
takes about two minutes to see a real number