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Just a few questions and you'll have a calm, hour-by-hour plan with breaks, time off and tickboxes to celebrate every bit you do. It takes about 5 minutes, and you can change anything later.
Your name only shows on your own plan. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere. Everything stays on this device. There are no wrong answers here.
Make it feel like yours. You can change it any time.
Fills in a sample student's answers, which you can then change.
Check these against your own timetable. Tap โ to change a date, time or room (for example if you have extra time), ร to remove a paper you're not sitting, or add one that's missing.
When can you revise? Be kind to yourself: shorter, focused sessions with proper breaks work better than long, tired ones. The plan fits everything inside these times and leaves your evenings and rest alone.
Holiday days get longer revision sessions, with lunch and fresh air. Add every half term and holiday before your last exam.
Add anything that happens every week, plus one-off dates like a match, a debate or a concert. Please don't drop the things you love. Exercise, friends and downtime keep your brain happy and help revision stick. The plan works around all of them, and you can tick them off too, because rest counts as much as revision.
This part is all yours. You know how you learn best. For each subject, list your topics (one per line) and tap the ways you like to revise. Some subjects have topics filled in to start you off, so change them however you like. Not sure yet? Leave the topics blank and you'll get general tasks. You can add more later.
Tick these the night before so the morning feels calm. Untick them all to reuse for the next exam. You've prepared, and you've got this.
Tap a topic to rate it โ red (not yet), ~ amber (getting there) or โ green (got it). Red doesn't mean bad. It just shows you where your effort will make the biggest difference. Take red topics to catch-up slots and tutoring, and watch them turn green.
Everyone has words that trip them up. Type the correct spelling, plus a hint if it helps, and practise a few now and then.
Look, cover, write, check. Get a word right 3 times in a row and it's learnt.
Things to remember, to-dos, and questions for your tutor or teacher.
Your plan, ticks, notes, words and ratings live on this device only. A backup is a small file you can keep safe and load on any device, for example if you get a new phone or want to use your laptop too.
Tip: you can only tick things off in one place at a time. If you switch devices, download a backup on the old one first and load it on the new one.
Step-by-step instructions for your device.