See how you’re going, honestly

Progress puts every subject in one table: the unit you’re on, how solid it is, your latest mark, this week’s time and the next assessment. Goals turn what you’re aiming for into a target with a bar and a next step.

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At a glance

Where: Progress, Goals
Who helps: Coach
Progress tabs: Overview, Assessments, Results, Insights
Goal groups: Grade goals, Habits, Milestones
With AI off: Tables and goals stay; no Coach notes

Every subject in one table

The Overview starts with one line from the Coach and four numbers for the week, then a row per subject.

Progress: a Coach line, this week’s study time, the next assessment, weak spots and a table per subject — Progress for Sam’s six subjects. The Coach’s line sums up the fortnight and names one thing to watch.

Columns in the Progress subject table
Column	What it tells you
Unit	The unit you’re on in each subject
Mastery	A word and a rough number (“Solid ≈67”), with a bar, rather than a fake-precise score
Goal	What you’re aiming for in that subject
Four weeks	Which way it’s heading, in words: “Up 4”
Latest mark	Your most recent result, as marks and a percentage
This week	Time studied against time planned
Next assessment	What’s next and how many days away

Goals with a target and a next step

A goal is a row, not a wish

Each goal has a status, a progress bar, where you are now, the target, a due date and the next step, which links straight to the work. Grade goals sit with habits (“8 hours of study a week”) and milestones (“essay draft in on time”).

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Goals as a table: grade goals, habits and milestones with status, progress, target, due and next step

Assessments, results and insights

Beyond the overview, Progress keeps every assessment and every mark you get back, and Insights shows patterns: when you study best and how your time estimates compare with how long things really take. The weekly review on Sunday puts the plan next to what actually happened.

Progress tabs
Tab	What’s in it
Overview	The Coach’s line, this week, weak spots, a table per subject
Assessments	Every assessment, its status and result
Results	Every mark over the year, by subject
Insights	When you study best, estimates against reality
Goals	Opens the Goals page

Calm by design

Progress should help you decide what to do next, not make you feel bad. So some things are never shown.

What the app never does, and what it does instead
Never	Instead
Streaks, badges or confetti	Progress you can read in a table
Leaderboards or comparing you with anyone	Your own subjects, against your own goals
Red for late work	Amber, with words: “Due Mon 12 Oct”
“Missed”, “overdue” or “behind” on Today	What to do next
Marks hidden from you	Marks shown, with an opt-in to hide them during class

What’s built, and what’s still to come

What’s built today and what’s still to come
What	Status
Overview, Assessments, Results and Insights	Built
Goals: table and cards, grade goals, habits, milestones	Built
Weekly review	Built
The Coach’s lines and setting goals with the Coach	Examples for now
Reading marks from a photo of a returned test	Planned

See it for yourself

The preview opens the real app in your browser, on a fictional student’s school week. No account needed, and nothing is saved. When you’re ready, join the beta list and we’ll email you when it starts.