Tracking Your Progress
See exactly where you stand. No guesswork, no vague feelings — data that shows your real trajectory.
Have you ever studied for weeks and still felt unsure whether you were actually improving? Your dashboard answers that question with numbers.
Your Learning Dashboard
The dashboard is your mission control. It gives you a clear view of every topic you've created, how far you've progressed through each one, and your quiz performance over time.
What You'll See
- Topic list — Every topic you've created, with a progress bar showing how many sub-topics you've completed.
- Quiz history — Scores for every quiz attempt, so you can track improvement across retakes.
- Performance analytics — Patterns in your results. Which question types give you trouble? Where do you consistently score well?
- Mastery Level — An aggregate indicator of your understanding across all sub-topics within a topic, built from your Explain Mode completion and Quiz Mode scores.
Using Progress Data Effectively
Numbers alone aren't useful unless you act on them. Here's how to read your dashboard like a strategist:
- If a sub-topic shows low quiz scores, return to Explain Mode for that sub-topic. Re-read the chunks, pay special attention to the knowledge checks.
- If your overall mastery is high but one area is lagging, focus your next session there. Don't review what you already know — spend time on the gap.
- Track your score trends over multiple quiz attempts. Improvement over time matters more than any single score.
The dashboard isn't a report card. It's a GPS. It tells you where you are and where to go next. You're the architect of your learning ecosystem — the data is your blueprint.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is my Mastery Level actually built from? ›
It aggregates two things across every sub-topic in a topic: how much of Explain Mode you have completed, and how you have scored in Quiz Mode. So it moves when you either study more or prove more.
My score dropped on a retake. Have I lost progress? ›
No. Every attempt is kept and nothing is overwritten. The trend across several attempts tells you more than any single score — treat a lower one as a pointer to the sub-topic worth revisiting.
My mastery is high overall but one area is lagging. Where do I start? ›
In that area, not at the beginning. Go back to Explain Mode for the sub-topic with the weak quiz scores rather than reviewing what you already know — the gap is where the time pays.