1. Set fixed study times
Starting at the same time every day is the easiest way to build the habit. Add one repeating task per subject:
- “every day at 9pm study” → Study, daily at 21:00
2. Fix practice tests to the week
- “every saturday at 10 practice test” → Practice test, every Saturday 10:00
3. Turn topics into a checklist
A sentence with a colon and commas becomes one task with items you can tick off. The card shows how many are done.
- “Biology: cells, genetics, evolution” → Biology task, 3 items
4. Schedule review days in advance
When you finish a topic, add a review a few days later; seeing it again before you forget helps it stick.
- “review biology in 3 days” → Review biology, in 3 days at 09:00
5. Close Day every evening
Close Day shows what you finished and what is left. Move unfinished tasks to tomorrow with one tap; the plan updates instead of falling apart.
6. Look at your week
The Your week row on the Tasks screen shows how many tasks you finished this week. Premium adds a day-by-day chart, your streak, your most productive day and hour, and the most postponed tasks. The morning summary at 08:00 also reminds you of the day’s list.
Keep it realistic
- Plan a little less than you can do; finishing every day beats one long day followed by three days off.
- Put short breaks between study blocks.
- After a practice test, write the topics you got wrong into a checklist right away.
