# Make it stay.

October 8, 2026

## Make a little progress every day

Open **Study plan** in the navigation, or follow the new card on your desk. Set a goal, add an optional exam date, and choose a realistic daily study budget.

Your plan divides that budget into a short review, focused practice, and a moment to recall what you learned. Choose another goal to adjust the plan. These are suggested minutes, not a timer or a claim about how long you studied. Large review queues start with a manageable batch of at most 20 cards.

![A study plan with daily review, a suggested study rhythm, and example goals](/updates/2026-10-08-study/study-plan.webp)

## Keep the lesson, not just the score

Create your own review cards from your notes, with Markdown and math support. Or finish a quiz and choose **Save review cards** to keep your missed questions. In **Review library → From a quiz**, you can save missed questions or the entire quiz.

Quiz cards keep the original answer, worked explanation, and any graph or table. Already saved questions are not duplicated. Search your library, edit your own cards, and archive or restore cards as your priorities change.

Saving and reviewing cards use **no AI credits**. Your own cards and study goals are included on **every plan**. Cards made from quizzes follow quiz access: **Plus, Focus, or Flexible**. If a plan ends, those cards stay saved and unlock when an eligible plan is active again.

## Recall first, then reveal

Try answering before turning a card over. Rate your recall with **Again**, **With effort**, **Got it**, or **Easily**. Each button shows when the card will return. Forgotten cards come back in ten minutes; remembered cards move to later days, up to six months apart. The schedule follows your ratings rather than claiming to predict mastery.

![A review card with its answer revealed and four recall ratings](/updates/2026-10-08-study/review.webp)

## Practice what needs another look

On a completed quiz, choose **Regenerate quiz → Focus on my mistakes**. The tutor creates fresh questions on the concepts behind the questions you missed. The completed quiz stays saved. This uses the same disclosed quiz-generation credit rate and model choices; saving a card never triggers generation.

The quiz upgrade popup now matches the teaching-board popup, and the structured-output issue that prevented quiz regeneration has been fixed.

## See what is getting clearer

**Your progress** shows completed quiz attempts, latest accuracy, comparison with the previous attempt, review activity, and completed goals. Quiz sets are grouped by their original quiz and subsequent attempts. These are actual saved results, not an exam prediction. Your seven-day review view uses your device’s time zone, and missing a day does not erase your work.

![Quiz accuracy and review activity using example study results](/updates/2026-10-08-study/progress.webp)

## A familiar space, online and offline

The study plan follows your account theme, with continuous Aurora surfaces and layouts for desktop and phone. Enable automatic downloads in Account Settings to keep the plan and review cards on this device. Offline, saved cards can be revealed and read; goals and ratings are read-only until you reconnect. AI is off. Workspace annotations retain their existing offline editing and merge behavior.

The initial library holds up to 500 cards, including archived cards, with up to 20 active goals and 100 saved goals. The quiz picker shows your 50 latest completed quizzes; older completed quizzes can still save cards from their own result page. Progress shows up to 20 recent quiz sets.

*All screenshots use example study content.*