From sign-up to exam day.

Take all four, or only the ones you still need to pass.

Every subject is a list of topics, and every topic has real videos and articles behind it. The hours you see are what that content takes to study, with time to pause and take notes.

Set your exam date, and the hours you're usually free on each day of the week.

Then we add it up: the hours your subjects need against the hours you have before the exam. If they don't fit, you see it straight away, with what would fix it: more hours a week, a later exam, or one subject fewer.

Your usual week is only where we start. You can still study on any other day later.

Ten questions for each subject you picked.

Every question belongs to one topic, so you get a score for each topic, not just one for the subject. Red means weak, and weak topics are planned first.

First, topics longer than 2 hours are split into even parts of up to 2 hours, always at the end of a unit or lesson, never mid-lesson.

Then a genetic algorithm makes 50 draft timetables and improves them for up to 100 rounds, keeping the best each time. Every draft is scored on six things:

The best one is spread evenly over every day up to your exam, so no week is crammed and none is empty. The last few days before the exam are for review.

Open today's session and watch or read at least 80% of each video and article to finish it.

A long topic comes in parts. Part 2 stays locked until part 1 is done, so you learn it in order.

After the last part comes a short quiz. 60% passes. If you don't pass, go back over the material and take it again.

Want a full check-up? A practice exam covers every subject at once.

We never reshuffle your schedule behind your back. Every change is yours.

Move a session to another day, swap two, remove one, or study another topic instead. Add a session on any day, including days you didn't mark as free, with a topic from any subject.

Parts of a topic always stay in order. Changed your mind? Reset brings back the plan we made.