A plan for today, with reasons

Open the app and today is already decided — three to six things, based on how many days until your exam, what you got wrong, and how long you have each day. Every task says why it is today. Finish them and Milo levels up with you.

How It Works

Set your exam date and daily time

Those two numbers decide how much goes into today.

Three to six things appear

Each tied to a reason: a mistake, an untested entry, or a topic coming up soon.

Tick them off

Points and your streak move with them.

Milo levels up

The more you do, the further Milo grows. That is the only way it grows.

Key Benefits

You do not have to decide

Deciding what to study burns some of the willingness to study at all.

Every task has a reason

The reason is on screen. You are allowed to disagree with it.

Sized to the countdown

The closer the exam, the more the plan narrows to what is on it.

Points are earned

No free points and no fake streaks.

Use Cases

Opening the app in the evening

Nothing to decide. Just work through it.

Two weeks before a midterm

Tasks pull towards the examined material on their own.

Trying to build the habit

The streak is visible, including when you break it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change the tasks?

You can skip one. It may come back, because the knowledge point is still a blind spot.

What are points for?

Raising and dressing Milo in its world. They do not affect which questions you get.

Can I use it without an exam date?

Yes. The plan is just more evenly spread instead of narrowing to a range.

Related Features

A map of what you keep getting wrong

Mistakes are not just collected, they are counted into blind spots. Milo shows how many wrong questions became how many weak curriculum entries, and which section is actually stuck. It also distinguishes never tested from tested and weak — an entry you have never attempted shows as never tested, not as a zero.

Exam guesses that learn from your teacher

Photograph a paper your teacher has set before. Milo works out how that teacher writes questions and weights the next mock paper towards it. Finish a paper, tell Milo whether it was too hard, and the next one comes back at your level. A guess is a guess: Milo cannot see your school's real paper and the app says so itself.