Your memory, in four tiers.
Each known question falls into a tier according to the forecast chance of recalling it. Alongside: the missed ones, the presumed ones (judged known at placement, not yet checked) and the ones never seen.
- By level, by programme, or all programmes together.
- A share that drops because the programme grows is explained: every update is marked.
Your curve, from 14 days to a year.
By day, by week or by month: the layers of your memory period after period, your answers by programme, and your year at a glance.
- Each day’s volume, stacked by programme, against your goals.
- The year day by day: active days, gaps, streaks.
What you will keep, with or without reviews.
From what you know, the engine projects your memory day after day: if you do each review when it falls due, and if you stop. Under the curve, the reviews planned for each day.
- For a whole level or a single module.
- An estimate, not a promise: a skipped or missed review is not in it.
Your training, as it really is.
The week’s figures, and your weak spots against your own average: by question type, by skill. And the modules where you take the longest.
- Right first time: the day’s first answer to each question, not the retry after a mistake.
- Weak spots are measured against you, not an average of strangers.
Several programmes, side by side.
Each programme has its level under way and its daily goal. Progress lines them up: the share known, how it moves, the status; and for each day, the goal met, started or missed.
- Finished does not mean learnt for good: what is done needs upkeep, and Progress tells you how many reviews are waiting.
| Programme | Status | Known |
|---|---|---|
| SpanishElementary | Under way | 64% |
| CatalanBeginner | Under way | 38% |
| GermanAdvanced | Finished | 92% |
Every attempt, found in an instant.
All your answers, from all your levels, question by question. Search for a word, sort by least successful or most practised, open a question to see every attempt again, typed and expected.
- Filters: to review, missed last time, known, favourites, reported, removed.
- A question that looks wrong to you can be reported from right there.
Every session ends on what moved.
The reviews recalled, the new ones seen, the time, the timeline of your answers, and your memory of the level before and after the session. Then the next review due.
- A miss comes back later in the session: the timeline shows the retry.
You report, the team answers.
A question looks wrong? Report it from your answer: you follow its status, and the team’s answer shows up with it. Achievements, for their part, mark consistency and mastered modules, without pulling you away from what matters.
Your first measurements come with your first session.
One session of twenty questions, and Progress starts to draw your memory.