Your Study App

Hi — this app is yours.

It was built just for you: study when you can, rest when you need to, and nothing here will ever rush you.

What should I call you? Let's go

How's your energy today?

Any choice is a good choice. Rest days never break your progress.

Coming due

Open the Plan

This week's goal

Focus timer

25 minutes of one thing, phone face-down, then a real 5-minute break. The oldest productivity trick that actually works.

Start a focus session

Tutor

A patient teacher who asks before it tells — for when you're studying alone and stuck. It will never just hand you answers.

Ask the tutor

Today's path

Gentle movement

Pick today's tier — every tier counts completely. These are ideas, not orders: your care team's guidance comes first, stop if anything hurts, and rest is always a real option.

Today is a rest day — log recovery

Assignments & deadlines

+ Add something due

HomeworkQuiz/TestProject ReadingApplicationScholarshipOther

Add it

Grades & recovery

Computed from scored work you enter. Tap a finished graded item in the list above to record your score.

Big tests

Four-year roadmap

The college-and-career route, year by year. Check things off as they happen.

Activities & résumé

+ Log an activity, job, or service

Log it

Copy résumé lines

Toolkit

Message builder — teachers & counselors

Create message

Writing coach — essay checklist

Start a new piece

AI helper — the honest way

These copy ready-made prompts that make an AI TEACH you — questions first, answers last. Using AI to do your work for you is cheating yourself twice: now, and on test day.

Copy “find my mistake” photo prompt Copy “I'm stuck, coach me” prompt

A tutor-prompt button also appears on every flashcard and math problem. Verify anything an AI tells you — it can be confidently wrong.

Share with your parent

You choose what goes in — nothing is sent automatically, ever.

Create my update

Flashcards

Start review

Search cards

Games

Five fun minutes that count as real study — every game here is retrieval practice in disguise.

Nice work.

Back to decks

Notes

Take class notes here. Any line written as term :: meaning becomes a flashcard with one tap — straight into your review deck.

+ New note

Quick card — add one by hand

Add to my deck

Math practice

Topic

Coach me through this problem

Your focus areas

Everyone has patterns. Find yours, fix it, and it's gone for good.

Reading

Current book

Log it however you count it — pages, minutes, or listening. It all counts equally.

This was an audiobook

This week

Progress

Mastered = a card you've held onto for three weeks or more.

Awards

Tap an award to print its certificate. Fridge-worthy by design.

Your garden

Your last two weeks

Each bar is one day you showed up. Rest days count too.

Make it yours

Grade mode Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior

Each mode adds that year's new material on top of everything before it — and review cards always carry forward.

Weekly goal (days to show up) Off — no goal 3 days a week 4 days a week 5 days a week Text size Small Medium Large Easy-read mode (roomier spacing, clearer font) Your name Name this app (your call) Theme Sky (pastel blue) Dusk (lavender) Ocean Meadow Midnight (dark) Low-stim mode (still colors, no motion)

The Big Map

Everything worth mastering before graduation — knowledge lives in the cards; doing gets checked off here, in real life, over four years.

Content packs

New decks can be pasted in as they're made for you — no app update needed.

Add pack

Tutor connection

The tutor runs through your family's own private deployment — nothing is stored, no accounts. Dad: README-TUTOR.md has the 10-minute setup.

Custom endpoint (advanced — leave blank normally) Test connection

Cloud sync (optional)

Off by default — the app is fully private and on-device. Turn this on only to share her progress across devices (or to your phone). Dad: see README-SUPABASE.md for the 10-minute setup.

Enable cloud sync

Backup

Start completely over