Question 1

How does the review spacing work?

Accepted Answer

After each subject's first encoding session, reviews are scheduled at 1, 3, 7, 14, and 30 days — a simplified spaced-repetition curve similar to FSRS doubling intervals. Sessions that fall after your exam date are skipped.

Question 2

What is cram mode?

Accepted Answer

The last three calendar days before your exam are reserved for short review passes over every subject. These sessions are lighter but cover all topics so nothing is left untouched right before the test.

Question 3

Can I import this into Google Calendar?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Download the .ics file for Apple Calendar or Outlook, or use the per-session Google Calendar links in the day-by-day view.

Question 4

Does harder material get more time?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Difficulty (1–5) scales session length and encoding is scheduled earlier for harder subjects so they get more review cycles before the exam.

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