Study Plans

Each level's plan walks that level's complete word list, in study order — commonest first, the same order the vocabulary pages use. You get one day's worth at a time as a short list, with the full entry for every word one tap away. You pick how long the level should take and the daily number comes from that, rather than picking a number and working out the finish date yourself.

New words wait for you. Days advance when you finish them, not by the calendar, so a week away leaves the plan exactly where you left it. Reviews are the deliberate exception: they come due on real dates and stack up until you clear them, the same way an Anki backlog does — a review that quietly forgave itself would not be a review.

Every word carries two controls: “Know it” if you already know it, or “Remind me” in 1, 3, 7, 16 or 35 days. A word you give a gap to comes back on the day you picked, with its control now reading "Due now". Recalled it? Give it a longer gap. Know it cold? Mark it known and it stops coming back — in the plan and in the flashcard deck at once.

Any time, from Plan settings on your level's page. Set your own words-per-day number and the finish date recomputes from it; nothing you have already marked is affected.

Yes. Every level keeps its own plan, pace and day count, so joining a second one leaves the first exactly where it is. Each plan's Today page links to the others.

It is the same work, shown two ways. The plan gives you a list to work down with the whole day visible; the deck shows one word at a time and asks you to answer it. Underneath there is one word list, one record of what you know and one set of review dates, so you cannot fall behind on one by using the other.

In this browser. No account is needed and nothing is uploaded while you are signed out — which also means the plan does not follow you to another device, and clearing site data clears it. Sign in from the header and it syncs to your other devices; the Export button on your progress page makes a copy you can keep either way.