The content becomes a tree
Languages, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Essay as subjects; the themes as topics. When logging a session, you pick the topic and the report adds up time per area.
College entrance exams
A study schedule for entrance exams.One doable week.
Areas and subjects as topics, a minutes-per-day goal, automatic reviews and mock exams per area. Every day you see the commitment, what you have logged and the next step. The app has no lessons or question bank: it organizes the studying you already do at prep school, in books and in video lessons.
Works in the browser and installs as an app. No card needed to start. The app interface is currently in Portuguese (Brazil).
ENEM areas and subjects
Illustrative example. The areas and topics are the ones in your plan.
ENEM 20265 areas
Mathematics12 topics
FunctionsVideo · 24 min
Plane geometryPDF · pp. 40–58
Natural Sciences18 topics
Humanities15 topics
Languages10 topics
Essay4 topics
Every exam area in a schedule that fits the week
Minutes per day, on the days you have
School in the morning, prep course in the afternoon? Set the days and minutes that are possible. The goal is yours, and the app only asks for what you agreed to.
Book, PDF and video lesson on the topic
Upload the PDF, add the book or paste the video lesson link and attach it to the topic with the page range. You know where you stopped.
An end in sight
Set the ENEM or entrance exam date as the goal’s deadline. Date changed or another exam added? Adjust the deadline; the history stays as it is.
Beyond time: what you reviewed, got right and covered
1, 7 and 30 days later
When you study a topic, the app schedules the reviews. The intervals are configurable, and the day’s reviews go into today’s plan.
1 day7 days30 days
Accuracy per area
In question sessions, log how many you did and how many you got right. The report shows accuracy per area and subject, and the weekly question goal keeps pace.
Progress from one mock exam to the next
Log each mock exam with correct answers per area and see where you improved and where it is worth reinforcing before the exam.
How much of the program has been studied
The percentage of topics that have had a session of yours, area by area.
Weight, difficulty and the last 14 days
The app suggests what to study next, balancing each subject’s weight and difficulty with what you studied in the last two weeks. The decision is still yours.
School, prep course and end-of-term tests in the same plan
Planned breakTest week at school or a family trip: mark the break and nothing becomes debt.
Logged it later? It countsStudied on the bus, at the library or offline? Log it later. Sessions saved on the device sync when you are back.
Tasks of the dayThe week’s essay, the exercise list, redoing the mock exam questions you got wrong: tasks sit with the topic and show up in today’s plan.
No leaderboardAchievements and levels compare you with your own history, not with your class.
Balance and catch-up
Where “40 more min today” comes from
- 01Today’s goal60 minThe commitment you set for this goal, on the days you chose.
- 02Logged today40 minTwo timer sessions or one manual entry. 20 min left to the goal.
- 03Carried over60 minNothing was logged yesterday. The day’s goal became time to make up — no interest, no guilt.
- 04Suggested catch-up20 minWith the “spread over 3 days” rule, the owed time comes in gradually: 20 min today, 20 tomorrow, 20 the day after.
Result: 40 more min today — 20 for the goal + 20 to catch up. Would rather make it all up at once, or just be notified? The rule is yours. Studied and forgot to log it? Log it later: the balance adjusts.
ENEMgoal 60 min
LoggedLeft to goalCatch-up
40 minLogged today
20 minLeft to goal
60 minCarried over
20 minSuggested catch-up
40 more min today: 20 for the goal + 20 to catch up.
01
Set the commitment
Goal, minutes per day, days of the week, start date and preferred times. Subjects, topics, materials and pages stay organized in one place.
02
Log the session
A timer for those who study with the app open; quick manual logging for those who studied and remembered later. Works offline and syncs when you are back.
03
Catch up when you fall behind
A day with nothing logged becomes time to make up, by the rule you chose. Make it all up today or spread it over the next days — the plan compares before and after.
Numbers, not approvalThe report shows consistency, time and accuracy per subject. It doesn’t measure mastery or predict exam results.
Unlogged day ≠ lost dayStudied and forgot to log it? Log it later. Didn’t study? It becomes time to make up, by the rule you chose.
Planned breakA week on call, a trip, rest after an exam: mark the break and owed time doesn’t grow.
Works offlineLibrary, bus, study room with no signal: the session is saved on the device and syncs later.
Free
R$ 0Forever, no card- 1 active goal
- Timer, manual logging, balance and catch-up
- Weekly plan and a reminder at the planned time
- Weekly report
- 20 materials (up to 100 MB)
- Reviews, mock exams, achievements and Tatá
- Tatá with AI: 10 chats a month and 20 natural-voice lines
EssentialRecommended
R$ 9.90 / monthor R$ 94.80 a year (R$ 7.90 a month)- Up to 3 active goals
- AI to organize content and chat with Tatá: 60 actions a month
- Tatá with natural voice: 300 lines a month
- Full reminders and a weekly summary by email
- Weekly, monthly and quarterly reports
- Automatic distribution of tasks across the week
- 100 materials (up to 1 GB)
Complete
R$ 19.90 / monthor R$ 190.80 a year (R$ 15.90 a month)- Unlimited active goals
- AI to organize content and chat with Tatá: 200 actions a month
- Tatá with natural voice: 1,000 lines a month
- Everything in Essential
- Unlimited materials (up to 5 GB)
Prices in Brazilian reais (BRL). The yearly plan is 20% cheaper than 12 monthly payments. Your history and data export never depend on a subscription, and the price doesn’t change with how much you study.
FAQ
Questions from students preparing for entrance exams
Does the app have video lessons, handouts or exam questions?
No. It organizes the studying you already do with your prep course, books, PDFs and the video lessons you choose, and tracks time per area and subject. Questions and mock exams done elsewhere are logged here, with the correct answers.
How do I build a study schedule for the exam?
Create the goal with the exam date, the minutes per day and the days of the week. Add the areas (Languages, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Essay) as subjects and the themes as topics. Every day the app shows the goal, what has been logged and the next step.
Can I study several subjects on the same day?
Yes. The time goal belongs to the objective; each session is logged under a topic. At the end of the day you see the total and the split per area.
How do I track mock exams per area?
Log each mock exam with correct answers per area or subject. The history shows the progress from one mock exam to the next and where it is worth reinforcing.
What about the essay?
Add Essay as a subject and log writing and correction sessions. If you like, use tasks for “write one essay a week”: they show up in the daily plan.
I lost a week. Now what?
The missing time becomes owed time, by the rule you chose: spread it over the next days, accumulate it and decide later, or just be notified. In school test weeks, use a planned break so no debt builds up.
Does the app raise my score?
We don’t promise that. The app shows consistency, time per area, accuracy and progress in mock exams. Your score depends on many things it doesn’t measure.
Does it work for entrance exams like Fuvest, Unicamp and UFRGS?
Yes. Each exam can be a goal with its own date and syllabus, or you use a single goal with the subjects they share. The Free plan has one active goal; Essential, up to three.
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