Know where you stand
before finals week.
No more guessing whether you’re ready. Track course-by-course readiness, monitor your exam countdown, and know exactly how many gaps to close each week.
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Actual GapTracker iOS screen · Select to enlarge
Course-by-course readiness.
Actionable study pace.
Exam panic comes from uncertainty. GapTracker replaces vague anxiety with clear numbers: overall preparedness, at-risk courses, and a realistic study pace.
Overall & Course-Level Readiness
See your comprehensive readiness (e.g. 66%) alongside individual course breakdowns like Organic Chemistry II (61% At Risk) and Data Structures (70% On Track).
Visual Exam Timeline
A unified countdown timeline (7d, 23d, 36d) ensures you never realize a major exam is next week when it’s too late to prepare.
Paced Gap Closure Targets
Instead of generic advice, GapTracker recommends concrete targets—like closing ~5 gaps per week—to bring at-risk courses back on track.
Readiness is a study-planning and prioritization indicator, not a validated statistical prediction of your final exam grade. It reflects your recorded work and active gaps so you can take action early.
Rich multi-column views on iPad.
Take advantage of the iPad’s larger canvas with side-by-side exam timelines, course lists, and deep gap inspection.
GapTracker on iPad · High-resolution split view
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Understanding readiness tracking.
How is the Exam Readiness score calculated?
Readiness is calculated from your completed topics, logged study sessions, and the status of your identified knowledge gaps against the time remaining until your exam date.
Does my readiness score predict my actual exam grade?
No. Readiness is designed as an honest study-planning indicator to help you prioritize your limited hours. It is not a scientifically validated prediction of your test score.
What does 'close ~5 gaps/week' mean?
When a course is marked 'At Risk' (such as Organic Chemistry II in the screenshot), GapTracker estimates the weekly pace of topic reviews needed to return the course to an 'On Track' trajectory before exam day.
Can I see historical trends?
Yes. You can toggle between the Overview and Trends views to see how your readiness and study confidence improve week over week.
Your next semester.
A little more under control.
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