Progress and focus
Track retention, performance, regularity, and consolidation. Turn study history into the next action.
To stop measuring only hours studied and figure out which subjects actually need attention.
Ideal for
How it fits the routine
Flashcards, exercises, sessions, and materials all generate signals while you use them.
Didata summarizes the signals into a reading per subject.
Drivers show whether the issue is memory, performance, rhythm, or consolidation.
Recommendations point to review, practice, or new material when needed.
Signals
Didata Score combines different signals to avoid simplistic conclusions about a subject.
Retention considers reviews and memory.
Performance considers practice and accuracy.
Regularity tracks recent study rhythm.
Recommendation
The score shouldn't become decoration. It points out what to review, practice, or consolidate first.
Actions prioritized by subject.
Context for why a recommendation appeared.
Less reliance on intuition for daily planning.
Maturity
When you still have few signals, the reading is conservative. With real usage, the diagnosis matures.
Scores read carefully on new subjects.
Recent history weighs in on rhythm assessment.
Materials and reviews feed the same dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
No. It represents the health of your study routine, combining signals across memory, performance, and regularity.
Yes, but the reading stays conservative while there's still little evidence.
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