DCS RankWhat it is
Memory follows a curve: a concept you nail today is half-forgotten within days unless you revisit it. The revision planner uses that curve. Every topic you study gets a revision schedule — and each day it surfaces exactly what's due, so nothing decays unnoticed and you're never cramming everything at once before a mock.
Live demo · Spaced revision schedule Sample student
Due today3
Chemical Bonding
3rd revisit · last seen 7 days ago
Revise nowKinematics
2nd revisit · last seen 3 days ago
Revise nowHuman Physiology
1st revisit · learned yesterday
Revise nowIn 3 days2
Thermodynamics
2nd revisit · scheduled
UpcomingCoordination Compounds
1st revisit · scheduled
UpcomingIn 7 days2
Organic Mechanisms
3rd revisit · scheduled
LaterRotational Motion
2nd revisit · scheduled
LaterWhat this does for you
Each topic returns just as it starts to fade — so revision is short, frequent, and sticks.
As a topic becomes due, it moves into 'Due today' and lights up. You revise a little every day instead of re-learning everything the night before a mock.
How it works
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Every topic tracked
When you learn a chapter, the planner notes it and starts a revision clock.
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Spaced intervals
Revisions are scheduled at growing gaps — today, 3 days, 7 days, and beyond.
3
Due today surfaces
Each day shows only what needs revisiting now — never an overwhelming pile.
4
Adapts to recall
Nail a revision and the gap stretches; struggle and it returns sooner.
What you get
✓A clear 'revise this today' list — never guesswork
✓Topics caught before they fade, not after marks are lost
✓Short daily revision instead of last-minute cramming
✓Intervals that adapt to how well you actually recall
Stop forgetting what you learned
Take a free mock and start studying — your revision schedule builds automatically from there. No card needed.
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