Study stats
Your week, with a little more perspective.
Look back at study hours, section splits, activity and target completion to plan a more balanced week.
Ocegik · Feature guide · 3 min read
A week can feel busy without being balanced. Perhaps Quant filled every evening while DILR got pushed to tomorrow. Study Stats helps you look back at the time and tasks you actually recorded.
Why we built it
A plan shows your intentions. A study history shows what happened. Putting the two within reach makes it easier to adjust the next week without rebuilding your whole routine.
Where it makes a difference
See the hours add up
Review saved study time across days, with section-level context for where the effort went.
Notice the shape of your routine
Use study activity and streak views to spot consistent days and gaps.
Reflect on your targets
Look at target completion alongside time so a long session is not the only measure of the week.
You planned an even week but recorded mostly Quant sessions. If DILR is also slipping in mocks, reserve a specific DILR session in your next set of targets.
A little design thinking
Time is useful context for the next decision.
Study hours, activity and targets are shown as complementary views. They help explain your routine without treating time spent as proof of mastery. Read them alongside mock analysis and topic practice to decide what needs attention next.
Try it in your next study week
- 1.Save study sessions with a subject or topic.
- 2.Open Study Stats to look back at your recent activity.
- 3.Use one observation to adjust next week’s targets.