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Studying a little every day works, but it's hard to see it working. Now you can. Open Progress from the menu to see where you stand across every deck you've studied.
What's on the page
- Your mastery. One score across everything you've studied. A card counts in full once you've recalled it on schedule and it has moved up to weekly reviews, and half when you got it right recently. Multiple-choice questions count double.
- Every deck you've studied, most recent first, with a bar showing how many of its cards are new, learning, known and mastered, plus that deck's own mastery score. Tap a deck to go straight to it.
- What's due: cards due now, in the next 24 hours and in the next 7 days, with a button to study the ones due now.
- Your totals: cards studied, cards mastered, study sessions and days studied.
- Twelve weeks of study days, as a grid you can fill in one day at a time.
Only real numbers
Everything on the page is counted from what you've actually studied. There are no estimates or predictions. Until you've studied at least 10 cards, you'll see your totals but no mastery score, because a score from a handful of cards doesn't tell you much.
On your profile, too
Your public profile now shows three totals: cards studied, cards mastered and days studied. It shows totals only, never which decks you studied or how you did on them.
Try it
Open Progress, or if you're new, find a deck to start with. Your first review sessions will show up there right away.