How it works

Every exam has a shared syllabus built from subjects, chapters, topics and subtopics. You mark the smallest items as Not Started, In Progress or Completed. Bigger items such as a chapter or subject show their status automatically, and you can mark everything under one in a single step.

You also rate your confidence as Low, Medium or High. A chapter doesn't get a single score. It shows the spread, for example “3 High, 1 Medium, 2 Low”, so a topic that needs revision can't hide inside an average.

When a topic trips you up, add one line to it. For example, on BCNF: “Confused 3NF with BCNF”. It takes about ten seconds, right in the topic's sheet.

The next time that topic is due, Yogya shows your note beside it and asks “Still a problem?”. Say it's fixed twice in a row and the note is resolved. Say it still is, and the topic moves up your revise list. In the last days before your exam, Final Revision walks you through every note you've written.

Take mocks anywhere. Log the score in a minute, tag where marks went, and Yogya moves those topics up your revision list.

Yogya combines your completion, your confidence, when you last revised, your exam date and how important each topic is. It then suggests two lists:

• Study next: topics you haven't finished, with those already in progress and more important ones first.
• Revise now: completed topics where confidence is low or a revision is due. Lower confidence means sooner revision, and the closer your exam, the more urgent it gets.

Each suggestion says why it's there, and the lists change as you update your progress.