Original Summary

I'm preparing for RBI Grade B and SSC CGL. My problem was never effort. It was that I had my syllabus in one place, my mistakes in another, my mock scores in a third, and no system to tell me what to actually do each day. So I built Apex. It does four things. It reads your overdue reviews, weak topics, exam date, and time of day, and shows one action to do every morning. Not a to-do list. One thing. And it shows you the reason for that one thing. It schedules your revision on a spacing curve. Rate a topic Again, Hard, Good, or Easy, and the interval adapts. When your exam is close, intervals compress so nothing goes cold before the paper. Every mistake you log becomes a scheduled review. It comes back at 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 14 days, 30 days. The point is: fix a mistake twice and you probably won't repeat it. It reads your mock section scores and ranks your weak topics by a friction score. Tells you where you're losing marks, not where you feel weak. Click any topic and it shows you the exact math. Stack: vanilla JS, localStorage-first, no backend, no account, no analytics. Optional AES-GCM encrypted sync between your own devices if you want it. Things I want feedback on: The weak-topic ranking math. It's opinionated and I'm happy to defend or change it. The SRS interval logic when an exam is close. Currently it caps intervals based on days-to-exam, which some people might find too aggressive. Anything that looks amateur. I've stared at this too long to see it anymore. I read every comment. - Ayush   submitted by   /u/netajiputin [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/22 19:46:42