Study Tracker
Track study sessions by subject with a timer that keeps running, and see where your time actually goes.
Track your study, assessments, mistakes and memorisation tools without spreading your HSC across multiple apps.
Free to start. No credit card, no payment setup.
Good evening, Alex
Here's what needs your attention.
101
days
6
days · Physics Trial
14.6
of 15h goal
12
days
Suggested focus
Study this week
A spreadsheet for marks. A calendar for due dates. Notes for topics. Reminders you dismissed. A timer app. A paper planner you stopped updating in Week 3.
HSC Command Centre combines those systems into one place — so the answer to “what should I do right now?” takes five seconds, not five tabs.
Tools that work together, not seven apps that don't.
Track study sessions by subject with a timer that keeps running, and see where your time actually goes.
Dates, marks, ranks and weightings kept together, with countdowns to what's next.
Every important HSC date in one place — assessments, trials and exams.
Record mistakes, why they happened, the correct approach, and how close you are to mastering them.
Exact and Flexible modes, hints when you're stuck, marked attempts and recall history.
Decks, Due Today, and Again / Hard / Got it spaced review. Free, including Error Bank → Flashcard.
Study activity and subject balance, so you can see what you keep avoiding.
We're building a more accurate forecasting model from assessment performance, ranks and historical HSC scaling data. We'll release it when it's ready.
Rereading a memorised response creates familiarity, not recall. Essay Memoriser makes you write it back from memory, then marks what you actually produced against your master copy.
Exact Mode
Memorise the wording.
Flexible Mode
Memorise the ideas.
Hints when stuck
Reveal the next words and keep going.
Marked attempts
Accuracy, recall and coverage per attempt.
Section practice
Drill one paragraph instead of the whole essay.
Progress history
See recall improve attempt by attempt.
Attempt 3 · Exact Mode
Shakespeare positions the audience to interrogate ambition through tragic the soliloquy form, where [hint revealed: private conscience] collides with public duty.
Illustration of the marked-attempt view.
Chemistry · Module 6
12 due todayDefine enthalpy of neutralisation
The heat released when one mole of water forms from an acid–base reaction.
Illustration of the review screen.
Build decks per course, review only what's due today, and rate each card Again, Hard or Got it. Cards you struggle with come back sooner; cards you know drift further out.
Assessments
Error Bank
Flashcards
Essay
Essay Memoriser
Attempt history
Study
Analytics
What to do next
Add your subjects, your target and the dates that matter. Two minutes.
Assessments, study sessions and mistakes — a few taps each.
Your dashboard answers what's coming, what's slipping and what to do next.
Free gets students organised. Pro helps students optimise.
Free is $0 forever. Pro pricing is coming soon — nothing is charged today.