Progress and dashboard

It shows how many practice questions you have answered today against your daily goal. When you reach the goal it says so, and anything more is a bonus. You can change the goal in Settings.

Questions you answer in practice and quick sets count as attempts. A streak is the number of days in a row on which you answered at least one question. If you have not practised yet today, yesterday's streak is still shown.

It is one suggestion worked out from your own activity on this device. It goes in this order: flashcards due, then missed questions to retry, then a subject you are below 70% in once there are enough attempts, then questions you have not seen, then a timed test.

No. It is a simple rule that points to the cheapest useful next step. It does not predict a rank or score and it does not know your exam date.

A single prompt that shows when there is something worth saying, such as cards waiting, a streak to keep, setup to finish or the free assessment to take. Only one shows at a time, and each has a cool-down so it does not keep repeating.

A short line under the greeting. It is on by default and you can switch it off in Settings under Daily motivation.

Revision due adds your due cards to up to 10 new ones. Study progress shows overall accuracy with the number correct out of attempted, your streak and how many questions you have seen. Recent test shows the score of your latest timed test. Each tile opens its full screen.

On the free plan, the practice screen shows how many of your 20 daily questions are left, the flashcards screen says how many decks are open, and locked items say what a paid term includes. Your free assessment and explanations are never locked.

The tiles fill in as you practise. With no attempts, accuracy shows a dash and the tests tile says no tests taken yet. Everything is stored in this browser, so a different browser or cleared site data starts from empty.

If you skipped it, the prompt to finish setup appears on the dashboard. You can also open /welcome directly. You can change your name and daily goal in Settings at any time.

Not yet. Your progress is kept in the browser you use, and accounts that sync across devices are planned.

What you have practised, where you slip and what to do next, including activity over the last 14 days, subject accuracy and a recommended next action.

Percentages are judged only once a subject has at least five attempts. Seven right out of ten is not the same as seventy out of a hundred, so the number of attempts is shown beside every figure.

No. It shows plain numbers with their sample sizes and makes no rank or score prediction.

Overall accuracy and every subject. Paid terms add topics to watch and the questions you keep missing.

A question you have missed more than once. If none qualifies, the screen says so.

Where tests were timed, the screen shows time per question, so you can see pace as well as accuracy.

Answer a few questions and it fills in. The screen needs data from practice, tests or the assessment.

In your browser on this device. Clearing site data erases it, and it does not sync across devices yet.

No. There is no pool-based percentile, by choice, because without a large honest pool it would mislead.