Exam Sprint
Built around past papers and focused question banks, with vocabulary covering high-frequency exam points and reading drawn from exam genres.
Study Plan
Set a goal. Let scheduling handle the rest.
Tell it when you want to get there and what level you are aiming for, and it breaks the goal into daily tasks: how many new words, how much review, how many articles, how many drills.
20
New words per day by default
42
Average streak
15
minutes of daily tasks
Daily Tasks
No need to decide what to study. Open it and see.
Today's list sits at the top of Home and checks itself off as you go. The workload flexes with how you actually do — a little more when things go smoothly, a little less when they don't.
- New words, review, reading, and drills balanced automatically
- Keep it up and the daily ceiling rises
- After a gap, intensity drops automatically so you don't give up
How a Plan Is Calculated
Four inputs determine a plan, and all of them can be changed in Settings at any time.
Input 1
Goal
Exam prep, steady accumulation, or a targeted breakthrough — this sets the training mix.
Input 2
Deadline
How far off the goal is determines how much to push each day.
Input 3
Baseline
Your assessment result and mastery history set the starting difficulty.
Input 4
Time
How much time you can spend each day caps the total workload.
Three Common Goals
Pick the closest fit. You can fine-tune the details later.
Daily Accumulation
15 minutes a day, mostly reading and listening — keeping input steady rather than intense.
Targeted Breakthrough
Concentrated work on speaking or writing alone, to lift your output in a short stretch.
Common questions about plans
Nothing is reset and nothing is penalized. The unfinished work rolls into the next few days, and the daily intensity drops automatically so the plan is easier to catch up with.
Yes. Turn off automatic scheduling in Settings and you can set the daily new word count, review cap, and duration for each drill yourself.
Yes, once cloud sync is on. Without it the plan lives only on your Mac, and you can move it manually by exporting a file.
Set a goal
Stick with it for seven days.
Once your streak hits double digits, it's hard to break it yourself.