Your tracked study time and review accuracy are visualized into charts automatically. Per-tag charts make "how much you put into each subject" clear at a glance. Works in your browser, no sign-up, free — see your study add up.
With no manual entry, your study patterns and results come into view.
Study time tallied by day and by period. The volume you've kept up shows in a chart at a glance.
Visualize study volume per subject or task tag. Spot imbalances and the areas you want to grow.
Record your flashcard accuracy and see your retention in numbers.
See at a glance how consistently you've kept going — a tangible sense of the habit.
From “trying hard, vaguely” to “see it, fix it.” Here's how to turn study records into results.
By feel alone, you can't tell what “I studied a lot this week” really means. When your record is numbers and charts, you see at a glance what grew, what shrank and what's lopsided — and that's where improvement starts. Recording your own behavior also changes it, a well-known effect called self-monitoring.
Daily post-mortems don't last. Once a week, check just three things: did total time reach the goal, is the subject balance skewed, and when will you study next week. Tag your timer sessions by subject and imbalances show up immediately.
Hand-written study logs die the first busy week. With records built into the timer, the act of studying is the act of recording — nothing slips through. Reducing the effort of recording to zero is the single best trick for keeping it up.
Recording is automatic. You just focus on studying.
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