App #5: GCSE Revision Planner & Progress Dashboard
Built for long-term use: generate a realistic plan, tick tasks off daily, and automatically shift time toward your weakest topics.
Weekly timetable
Past-paper schedule
Weakness weighting
Streak + stats
Streak
0
Tasks done
0
This week
0%
Build your plan
Set targets once, then just tick tasks off daily.
Used to calculate weeks remaining.
Keep it realistic (6–12 is common).
How many separate revision blocks.
Subjects
Add the GCSE subjects you want to revise. Then add topics and set weakness.
No subjects yet. Add one above.
Your weekly plan
Tasks are weighted: weakest topics appear more often.
Weeks remaining: 13
Hours/week: 6
Sessions/week: 5
Past papers: weekly
Monday
No session
Tuesday
No session
Wednesday
No session
Thursday
No session
Friday
No session
Saturday
No session
Sunday
No session
Today
Tick off today's tasks. Your streak updates automatically.
Today: 2026-08-20
Due tasks: 0
Completed today: 0
No tasks scheduled for today. Go to Plan or regenerate your week.
Weakness dashboard
Adjust weakness sliders and regenerate the plan any time.
Add subjects to see the dashboard.
Activity
Recent completions.
No activity yet.
Examiner tips (how to use revision time well)
These habits are what move grades, not just "reading notes".
Retrieval first
- Start with a question (flashcard / quiz / past paper item).
- Mark it → fix the gap → re-test 48–72 hours later.
Past paper routine
- Timed section → mark scheme → "error log".
- Redo the same skill next week (that's how marks improve).
Don't revise evenly
- Strong topics need maintenance (small doses).
- Weak topics need repetition (bigger doses).
Make it measurable
- Tick tasks off daily.
- Track completion % weekly.
- Change the plan when the data changes.