What is the study plan?

In the menu, Learn → Study plan makes a day-by-day plan just for you: every day you get a few tasks (topic explanations, questions, a practice exam, flashcards, a word game, a story…). Tasks only come from content that is in your package and really exists on the site; with a single-part package the plan only holds that part and word practice. You need a running membership for a plan.

Making your plan

You answer a few short questions (1–2 minutes): your exam date (if it is in your profile you only confirm it), how much time you have a day, which days you study, your reminder time, the part you find hardest and your goal. If you have not taken the level test yet, it suggests that first; it is not required, but the plan fits your level better.

The plan runs from today until your membership ends. If your exam comes first, it runs until the day before the exam; the last days focus on practice exams and review, and the two days before the exam are a light review.
A day's tasks never take longer than the daily time you chose. Under 30 minutes a day, practice exams (30–35 minutes) do not fit; shorter tasks take their place.
If you extend your membership or upgrade your package, the plan grows by itself and takes in the new parts.

How are tasks ticked off?

Tapping a task opens its page. Most tasks become done by themselves when you do them on the site that day: studying topic items, finishing a practice exam, the minutes you spend on flashcards, word games, story questions, a course lesson, a challenge. We cannot see the reading strategy lessons, so you tick those yourself with Done. If you did another task outside the site, you can tick it by hand too (for today and the two days before); Undo takes a manual tick back.

What if I miss a day?

No problem. The important tasks you missed (topics, reading texts, practice exams, course lessons) are spread over the next few days: at most one extra task a day, and the day still stays within your chosen time. To make room, an optional task of that day (a word game, a story, a challenge) may go; if there is no room, the missed task is let go. Your plan never piles up.

Weekly adjustment

Every Monday the plan looks at your past week: the tasks you finished, your share of right answers in the topic questions and your practice exam results. The part you struggle with gets more time; if the plan was too much, it gets a bit lighter. The Why is my plan like this? card shows how much time each part gets and why.

Calendar, streak and pausing

The Calendar colours every day: done, partly done, missed and planned; tap a day to see its tasks.
Your streak is the number of study days in a row on which you did most of your tasks.
On holiday or when ill, Pause plan: until a date, or until you resume it. Paused days have no tasks and no reminders.
In Settings you can change your answers at any time; the plan is made again from today and what you already did is kept.

Notifications

Daily reminder: at the hour you chose, at most once a day, only when you still have open tasks that day (on devices where you allowed notifications). 22:00–08:00 is quiet time.
E-mail: one e-mail with your first week when the plan is ready, and a weekly summary every Monday.
You can turn both off in Settings → Notifications; the link at the bottom of the e-mails turns the e-mails off without signing in.

What does AI do?

AI may suggest the plan's strategy (the share of each part, practice exams per week, review days, how long the exam preparation lasts); filling the days with real content is always done by the site itself. AI never gets your name, e-mail or the text of your answers; it only gets the times you chose, the parts in your package, your level test levels and last week's numbers. If AI cannot be reached, the plan is made with fixed rules, so you are never left without a plan.